4 Cork Foosballs Natural-Wood Colored Table Soccer Foos Balls

I grew up in Southern France where "baby-foot "...lol...Foosball was huge.Different play and rules from the US. European rules are more like a "football" game. Passes,control l, fakes...etc... No rolling of the middle players or fast back and forth and definitely no scoring from middle bar.Using hard and soft balls and also found a ln in between that is pretty good. New to me....been a few decades...😆 🤣 😂Anyway those.cork balls are good, handle well and are the correct size.I just wish they were white like I remember them to be.

These cork balls are a lot quieter than the basic plastic balls that comes with the foosball tables. More quieter is what we needed during night time. There were no defects with the cork balls.The gameplay is a little slower because you have to be more precise when hitting the cork ball. Sometimes the cork ball will get stuck on the player's feet while trying to hit it because it's softer than plastic of course. Just have to get used to it.It's more fun with the plastic balls, but if you need to play a quieter game, these cork balls might work for you.

Liked that the order was on time as stated and the product was great. Bought the real cork foosballs for my gametable. These balls are so much better than that plastic mess they want to call a foosball that comes with foosball table.I can see myself ordering this item again down the road.

Bought these for quieter play because my family likes to play all hours of the night. These cork balls ARE quieter but they are not quiet. The more I think about it, I don't think a feather light cork ball (like I imagined they would be) would even be fun to play with anyway. That all being said, these are a good addition to our foosball table, they seem in good quality and I would buy it again.

The size and weight of these balls was correct. The only downside is that I wish these balls were stickier for more control. They tend to be slick which makes them very difficult to catch.

Good ball for fuzz ball. What I was looking for.

Definitely not what I expected. Advertised as bounce effective, but they're not. Oh well, you live and learn.

These foosballs are perfect for what they are, smooth, round and cork-y. They play much quieter than the regulation sanded foosballs, and we use them at my office during lunch hours since they're less likely to be heard from across the office. That said, they play differently than regular sanded foosballs in the sense that they bounce a little more and sometime unpredictably. Also, they have the ability to compress slightly so if they get caught by the edge of a players foot, they lock into place as pressure is applied rather than shoot out. These differences aren't enough to make the game any less fun, but for serious players it feels a little unnatural and less predictable. Although I still prefer them to the smooth hard plastic balls. Overall, they're your best option if you want to keep the sound down.