Pro Foos II: Commercial Grade, Regulation-Size Foosball Table for Adults - Competition Quality Table Soccer Game (Made in The USA)

I've been playing foosball for 25+ years and finally decided to get our "forever table". A couple of weeks of research later and I decided that this table had the best bang for the buck. This isan all around solid table with all the top quality components you could want. Was somewhat easy to assemble with two people as long as you read the directions carefully and don't get ahead of yourself. Will enjoy this table for many years to come!

Solid and v well made foosball table, great flat surface and nice action with players and ball. Able to withstand quite vigorous play without complaining or getting out of alignment. Only drawback is that delivery (to curbside only, you have to make calls to set up delivery and have to be home during business hours) and assembly could be easier. Knocking in the pins for the players is particularly tedious and you have to really pay attention to setting up the rods as its very easy to get into the weeds and put the various rods in the wrong order, causing you to need to remove pins and do over. Pretty much a two person job to move into the house and assemble but I did with a crazy Italian lady and we got through it. Only other problem is same CIL beat me first game we played but not really the fault of the excellent table.

Recrooms did a great job of getting the product to us in the busy Christmas season. Our company has a number of Foosball tournaments in the holiday season that were interrupted when our old table failed. This new one by Shelti is top notch...got all the bells and whistles you'd want, built in a sturdy and rigid fashion, and perfect for the corporate/commercial environment. Great experience all way around.

I picked up one of these tables for my employer. I did a lot of research, and have played on many different tables. Bottom line: this is the best table out there. Has an amazing blend of speed and control. The standout feature is the black QPQ rods. Initially they were rough and made a "bzzzz" sound, but after breaking in they are the smoothest rods I have ever felt, bar none. I'd have a hard time going back to chrome, which needs constant lube. These black rods - the more you use them the smoother they get! Table construction is a little better than the mighty Tornado; more bracing in places. If you don't know the history, Shelti tables are made in the same factory in Michigan where the Tornado tables were born. The goal has an aluminum backer board that makes a beautiful "smack!" when you score. The feet on the players allows some pretty wicked and consistent angles. I really can't say enough about it - it is a dream table. It would be hard to settle for a Tornado ever again... not that I have a thing against Tornado, I just found the control zone was so narrow it was very difficult to improve your game, so you resort to unsophisticated [straight] speed. Another thing about the Shelti - it is better built, better quality than the Tornado - and less money.

I have the first version of the Shelti Pro II It is the best I have ever played on. I started playing in 1975 so I have seen a few. If your serious about a table. You owe it to yourself to look at one of these. Everything about them is top notch.