Collection: Foosball Tables

Choose a foosball table by measuring your room first, then comparing build and player style. Both tables here keep score with an abacus scorer, but they are built differently. One has soccer-style players and half-inch thick walls, while the other has robot-style players, 1 inch thick rails, steel leg reinforcements and curved walls beside the goals that help keep the ball from getting stuck in the corners.

Each foosball table on this page is about 4.5 feet long, stands 30 to 34 inches high and weighs 73 to 110 pounds. For comparison, full-size tables run roughly 5 feet long overall, while tabletop models are about 32 to 40 inches. We recommend at least 4 feet of open space on each side of the table so players have room to work the rods and move.

To clean a foosball table, wipe the playfield to clear dust and scuffs that slow the ball, and keep the bearings free of debris. Wipe the rods clean now and then so they slide smoothly, and skip oily household products, which attract grit. Keep the table level, tighten loose handles, and cover it when not in use, especially in a garage or basement.

Setting up either foosball table here takes some assembly, but it is manageable, and both use Quick Snap player rods that are fast to put together. Plan for two people and a clear area, and build the table in the room where it will stay. Check every part against the manual before you start, then level the table once it is standing.

Each Fat Cat foosball table on this page comes with its players and from two to four balls, so you can start playing once the table is assembled. The balls wear with play, and our foosball accessories carry replacement balls when you need more.