Sportcraft  84in Silver Line Turbo® Hockey

Great size and lots of fun, Super recommended!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had heard that these were pretty good tables but was totally disappointed by the quality of this table. The supports on the table top are pretty thin pressed board as are the legs. Mine arrived with hairline cracks on the sides and the supports under the top. The table is turned on by a switch installed in the power cable which hangs below the table and is a pain to get at to turn it on. The display is powered by two AA batteries with a cover plate that has to be unscrewed with a screw driver to replace the batteries. This display is turned on separately and is easy to forget when turning off. Batteries won't last long if not turned off. The blower is weak but does give the minimum amount of performance. Assembly was quick and easy because there aren't many parts.

The instructions don't show or tell which way some of the parts go and you won't find out till a couple of steps later.  The particle board holes don't line up and it splits out.  You need to glue every joint if you want them to stay.  We never did get all the bolts in under the table.  When you score the puck flies through the pocket an on to the floor.  The hand pieces mark up the table surface and the one electronic score end misses some of the goals.

POOR Quality.

Purchased on sale for $249.00 and figured it was a good deal. Two of us picked it up at the dock in a pickup truck. Unloading was a chore with 3 guys but we slide it on a piece of carpet and got it to the basement. Best not to take out of box til you are at the assembly location. We had no missing parts and layed-out all sections with parts and started with legs carefully so as not to over screw into presswood. Took 3 guys 3 hours non-stop. Instructions were difficult at some steps when trying to figure out which way a bevel pointed and the silver bands on the legs do not all lay flat sufficiently, but ok. We really did not expect so many parts but it worked-out. The game looks and works like a quality board when complete.

 Have the same issue with the BLACK MARKS from the paddles, hope the WD-40 idea works. What can be used to keep surface smooth????????? Maybe they make a paddle with bigger pads! Scoreboard is great feature with my 12 yr old grandson and friends.

We purchased the 2  year warranty because we do not want to have any issues in the future after all this work.

Most that has been stated about this table has been accurate during my experience. I was able to assemble this table alone (though I wouldn't recommend it) but had to put several hours into it. Once assembled though, I have been very pleased. To me the only drawback about playing on this table is how easily marred the play surface can get. A little automotive cleaner wax helps, but it is a real shame as this is the only real drawback of this otherwise good value. I must have been lucky, I didn't have any missing or broken pieces and the fit and finish was much better than expected after after reading previous reviews.

First, the good review; the table is worth the $279 sale price. The overall appearance adds to decor of my basement. Sturdy table (if you assemble correctly). Great fun overall for my family. Now, bad review; the table in box is extremely heavy you will need a helper or two. The directions were horrible. If you dont have patience and handy in parts assembly (forget about it). Very annoyed that the pushers leave black scuff marks on the table. A special thank you to reviewer 'Mattnc from NewportNC' for the WD-40 tip. Occasionally, the score board tends to reset during play.

Great for the price, it is a sturdy table, and 2 weeks into it, we are still having fun. 299.00. It took my husband hours to put this together. The directions are horrible. So if you are not really handy, your gonna need help. The decorations on the legs are not quality,so you may have to reinforce with glue. Very solid table, but for spending the $300 hard earned cash, we are happy.

After reading all the poor reviews I was dumb enough to still give this table a chance. What a huge mistake. Parts were missing and you can not get help through their customer service. This table is junk and I hope you don't make the mistake I did and buy it. I have since returned it for a Harvard table that is very sturdy and easy to put together.

After reading many of these reviews and buying one of these myself, I have to agree with the frustration during assembly. Mine was also missing 4 pieces that were pretty easy to make myself instead of waiting for them to ship. But including that and using some angle brackets on the end panels, since the holes did not line up, it took about 4-1\2 hours with one helper. I see some room for improvement in the construcion of the table, but it is very sturdy when assembled. The surface does get scuffed by the pushers, but cleans up nice with some WD-40 and cheesecloth. The scoring mechanism has only failed twice, but we were playing with all four pucks at the time and two were scored pretty close to each other, otherwise, very reliable. Overall, as the last reviewer mentioned assembly is a one-time thing so for the fun we have had and will have over the next years, this table was worth it.

So far, this table was a good deal for $299. Only two things so far have been annoying: 1. There are two different sizes of silver bands that go on the legs of the table and our unit was shipped with 2 few of the larger bands and 2 too many of the smaller sliver bands. I haven't yet called the manufacturer to resolve this, so can't report on the outcome of this snafu. 2. As others have mentioned, the pushers leave black marks on the table. I tried a couple different cleaners that didn't work. I'm happy to see that someone has figured out the WD-40 works; I'll be trying that next. Others have mentioned that assembly could have been easier and the instructions could have been better. I agree. In my case, all of the assembly was done by one person (me) except for the short step (approx. 4 minutes) where you have to flip the table over onto its legs and then place the top on the table. You can overcome the weaknesses in the instructions by looking ahead at future steps and imagining how it must all come together. After reading some of the earlier reviews, I expected to have problems with the automatic scoring mechanism. I had decided that I would be happy without automatic scoring and decided to buy the unit despite the early bad reviews. However, so far, the automatic scoring has worked flawlessly. The kids love the table. It's fun for the whole family. Overall, this was a good deal for $299.