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Title: Rock-It tables
Post by: spm on August 07, 2006, 07:03:38 PM

Can anyone here say anything about these tables... quality, good, bad, et c?

thanks

Title: Re: Rock-It tables
Post by: snake eyes on August 08, 2006, 10:45:11 AM

I have played on these, quality is pretty good. You can set and shoot a Snake and any kind of pin shot. Plays a bit different than a Tornado, not quite as fast. But not a bad table overall. Tornado is cutting edge and you can't go wrong with purchasing one.

Sanke

Title: Re: Rock-It tables
Post by: spm on August 08, 2006, 05:57:07 PM

thanks... tornado may be cutting edge, but the least expensive tornado costs a bit more, not to mention you can't move it nearly as easily as the rock-it. i am looking for mobility and quality, which is something somewhat difficult to accomplish in a foosball table, but it seemed that the people at rock-it accomplished it (at least according to their website.... which is why i am here, asking y'all).

thanks again.

any other info?

Title: Re: Rock-It tables
Post by: snake eyes on August 11, 2006, 10:54:37 AM

If you want mobility you are on the right track, The Rock-It would be the only table I would buy if it's something you are planning on moving around alot. Check out the perfection foosball thread in the forums, I think this might be a Rock-It table.


Snake

Title: Re: Rock-It tables
Post by: cigar7 on October 23, 2006, 04:54:20 PM

I just bought a Foldable Rock-It table and the issues I am currently have are: (1) ball bounces out of goal frequently when hit hard (2) side slopes take some getting used to (3) scoring unit a bit flimsy

Ball control is very good and stability is much better than expected for a unit with foldable legs.

You can't beat it for the price ($499).