@@SportsTrendingStats Wow that’s amazing. Yeah I don’t know if maybe I’m incorrectly attributing the slow felt to dead rails but I feel like I really have to smash shots on this table to get the cue ball anywhere especially if I’m going multiple rails. The felt is crazy slow though so could just be that. The table rolls incredibly true though once it’s leveled and although it’s slow all the angles are maintained and having it is definitely making me a better player vs not having one. Haha Just gotta ease up a bunch when I go to league. Haha
Build quality is very good . However, I bought BT pool stick from decathlon as the one supplied are of low quality. Considering price and 6ft size , I definitely recommend it :)
@@cpnpmp94 Or are the pockets normal sized, but your scratch much more because the percentage of pocket is much higher than on a 7'5", 8' or 9' table? My greatest frustration with a 6' table also is too many scratches and inadvertent pots.
Well, it would be nice to see the sides, underside, and legs as well as close-ups of the pockets and rails so we could see what this pool table is all about. A video of your making shots demonstrates how the balls roll, but beyond that is really not that helpful.
@@itsNicoRobii Thats one of the stupidest thing i've seen. Why would you fold it and store it where? It'll prob takes 2 people to actually fold and unfold it.
In college, we had a full-sized table in our house and played it regularly. Now that I have my 6', it's used every evening...going on 3-years too. I even take it outside when the weather's nice and we play it for hours around the pool. Can't do that with slate!
I think pretty much everyone would agree with you, but if the decision is this vs not having a table at all, I think this is a pretty good cheap table to practice on. It’s definitely improved my game.
I got the same table but the NOT foldable version with ball return system. Played on it for about 6 months (every day) and still plays like new. I can only recommend this brand.
Not bad! Looking at getting one as a centrepiece of my flat!
A nice little table to have at home☘️nice video
I envy you, I'd love to have enough space to get a pool table like that in my flat
It folds. You probably can. :)
i would too but i cant fit it@@douglepong
I am big fan of this table , I have one myself and play on it every day. I have the version u cannot fold with ball return system.
That’s a clean cue ball
Bet your neighbors love you.
Very nice .
Looks great what make and model of table
Love neighbours must love you lol.
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The holes are too big. But still very nice to have it in the room.
Only negative point I can think of .ball moves outwards in all sides on the edges.so much that rail shots will definitely go in ..
Are the balls full size? Small table often came with mini balls.
Your pro player
Comments have been a great source of added info. Thank you all.
How un/reactive are the rails? Could you maybe post a short video of kick/bank shots? Cheers!
Pretty good . I practiced diamond system and accuracy was correct most of the time.
They’re accurate but very unreactive. If you’re going more than a rail or two you gotta hit hard.
@@cpnpmp94 really ? I find it to be very bouncy ..it's like trampoline
@@SportsTrendingStats Wow that’s amazing. Yeah I don’t know if maybe I’m incorrectly attributing the slow felt to dead rails but I feel like I really have to smash shots on this table to get the cue ball anywhere especially if I’m going multiple rails.
The felt is crazy slow though so could just be that. The table rolls incredibly true though once it’s leveled and although it’s slow all the angles are maintained and having it is definitely making me a better player vs not having one. Haha
Just gotta ease up a bunch when I go to league. Haha
Hello what size room is this I'm after a 6ft table cheers
would prefer to go for an english pool table at that size. i wonder if thats even a thing in the states.
Que modelo es esa mesa de billar o marca?
What are the dimensions of the actual playing area? Thank you.
How did you film like that ? Please share its super cool
I'm pretty sure he is wearing a gopro
Hi what's the size of the ball are you using? Is that a standard American 2 1/4?
how much space would you recommend having atleast for this table?
13'x16' just be on the safe side
0:48 that bridge 😬
Where did u get it
What is the brand or where to purchase
Coming from playing on a full sized uk snooker table, this looks like it’s impossible to miss 😂
I thought the same thing 😉
Facts bro I play snooker only on 12 ft tables but when i play pool I prefer playing American 6-7 ft and I feel like god😂
Wood table?
Mdf ?,,what the ball noise ? Sorry my english
price??
What is the size of the ball?
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Magkano ang table na yan.
anybody else come here to see it fold?
Hello, nicely cleared. I saw this table on Amazon and am considering buying one. How satisfied are you with the table? Greetings Andi
Build quality is very good . However, I bought BT pool stick from decathlon as the one supplied are of low quality. Considering price and 6ft size , I definitely recommend it :)
Very solid wood table. Plays very true, biggest complaint is the pockets are massive.
@@cpnpmp94 Or are the pockets normal sized, but your scratch much more because the percentage of pocket is much higher than on a 7'5", 8' or 9' table? My greatest frustration with a 6' table also is too many scratches and inadvertent pots.
Well, it would be nice to see the sides, underside, and legs as well as close-ups of the pockets and rails so we could see what this pool table is all about. A video of your making shots demonstrates how the balls roll, but beyond that is really not that helpful.
Does it shake ?
No.Very stable
A very stabby cue action
What is "foldable pool"?
you can fold the legs for easy storage
@@itsNicoRobii Thats one of the stupidest thing i've seen. Why would you fold it and store it where? It'll prob takes 2 people to actually fold and unfold it.
Price to batay or number sant kar da CZcams video par
Such a tiny table for a decent sized room. Toss that table in the bin, and buy a bigger one
Nah he barely has enough room for the 6 footer.
@@cpnpmp94 are you blind?
In college, we had a full-sized table in our house and played it regularly. Now that I have my 6', it's used every evening...going on 3-years too. I even take it outside when the weather's nice and we play it for hours around the pool. Can't do that with slate!
what is the size of the balls?
51mm
@@SportsTrendingStats Is 57 too much for this table?
@@SedaSova ofcourse it will be. pockets are also small and based on 51mm
@@SportsTrendingStats Nah these pockets are massive. Lol Easily the largest pockets I’ve ever played on.
You could fit a 9ft in there. Looks about as big as my pool room. Quit playing kids games.
This I can easily fold and put it in store. GoPro wide angle makes place a bit bigger. Max 7 ft I can put here.
You should quit playing kids games like pool, and switch to snooker
@@adipahuja5738 🤣🤣
American pool is kids games
@@charleslamb4568 then why you watching it? 😂
A non-slate table top always disappoints. Never buy one. In due time you'll improve your game and you'll realize that you made the wrong purchase.
Going on three years with my 6" table and it's used all the time.
@@chase3253 if it works for you, that’s absolutely fine.
I think pretty much everyone would agree with you, but if the decision is this vs not having a table at all, I think this is a pretty good cheap table to practice on. It’s definitely improved my game.
Just want to have it for fun
I've been hunting in vain for a reasonably-priced 6' slate table for three years now.
Would you recommend this table after the time you've had it now?
I got the same table but the NOT foldable version with ball return system. Played on it for about 6 months (every day) and still plays like new. I can only recommend this brand.
stop showing off bro