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JOOLA Infinity
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Review of JOOLA InfinityI own this table. Got a good /"Deal/" and was nearly able to put it together myself. I recommend searching the internet for user assembly instructions because it is true that the instructions sent along with it are somewhat confusing. The last few steps will take 2 capable people at least in order to get the heavy table sections into a grooved locking track.This table is substantial. Nearly 300lbs and the thickness is certainly appreciated if staying outdoors most of the time (garage temp fluctuations). The blue surface does come off on the ball, but that diminishes after a few weeks of play. Overall I am pleased with this table. On one hand it is heavier than I needed, but if spending $$$ on a table I wanted it to last and not show signs of wear. This accomplishes that. The wheels are large and moving it is easy. But do not expect to move it down/up stairs once assembled because it is far too large for that. The table may have been discontinued, and I can understand why due to some flaws in the leveling mechanisms, the weight, and the surface rubbing complaints... That said though, I am happy with this table and it is the gem of the neighborhood. Would I buy it again? No. Would I recommend it to others? No. In fact, I have recommended against it. But in the end, I love ping pong and am thrilled to have a table that is holding up extremely well to bumping and jarring and whatever else some dads can throw at it. Bottom line: There are probably cheaper/easier to maneuver tables out there if you are a novice and are looking just to hit around with the family. And there are likely higher quality tables for slightly more money that would make sense to a club. Dec 02, 2013 | |||||||
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JOOLA Inside
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Review of JOOLA InsideI recommended this table as a big birthday gift to another couple after having purchased the Joola Infinity table for myself the year prior.I have played on this Inside table at their house and have had a lot of fun with it. It is super light, stows quickly/easily, and is substantial enough for some more serious play at home between fellow magicians. IMO, its best use is for a family/'s first table with the hope that it would be more durable than the ones offered at the local big box sports stores. The corners have held up well to contact and with a nice net set, this table could be absolutely dynamite as recreational table. Quality construction, light, fun. Not the ideal club table though since the thickness could be thicker. Dec 02, 2013 | |||||||||||
