GOODS+GADGETS® 12x Speedball Foosball Balls, 35 mm, six playing types

A mixed set of six playing types lets you compare how different foosball balls behave on your table. Each ball is 35 mm, and the pack includes two of each type. Cork is described as slower and easier to control, while ABS is intended to move faster. PE and PU are presented as options with a more balanced grip.

Pros

The main appeal is variety: rather than buying a dozen balls with the same playing feel, you can try different types and decide which suits your table and style. That makes the set useful for casual games where players want more control, or for comparing a quicker ball with a slower one. It makes sense if you are replacing balls and have not settled on a preferred feel, or if several people use the same table and want to try different options.

There are 12 balls in total, with two of each of the six types. The product information names cork, PE, PU and ABS, and describes different playing characteristics for these materials. However, it does not name the remaining two types, so the exact composition of all six options is not fully clear from the details provided.

Key takeaways

All the balls are listed as 35 mm and intended for indoor use. No assembly is required, so the set is ready to use with a suitable table football table. The stated differences are about feel and pace: cork rolls more slowly for control, ABS is described as faster, and PE or PU are positioned between those approaches with balanced grip.

A practical way to use the set is to try one type during a game, then switch and see whether the change suits your table and preferred style. If you mainly want replacement balls that all behave alike, a pack of one chosen type may be a simpler fit. This set is more useful when comparing options is part of the point.

Practical tips

Keep the balls together after a game so the different types remain easy to compare. Since the listing does not give cleaning instructions, follow the care guidance supplied with your table rather than assuming every material should be treated in the same way. The set is specified for indoor use, so it is aimed at table football at home rather than outdoor play.

Before buying, consider whether your table uses 35 mm balls and whether you want a mix of playing styles rather than a uniform replacement set. The size is stated, but the product information does not list compatibility with particular tables. It’s not for you if you need confirmation for a specific table model and cannot establish that 35 mm balls are suitable for it.

Before you decide

What is included? There are 12 balls, with two of each of the six types.

Which materials are named? Cork, PE, PU and ABS are listed. The product information does not identify the other two types by name.

How do the stated types play? Cork is described as slower for control, ABS as faster, and PE or PU as offering balanced grip. The set is intended for indoor use.

Is it worth it?

This set is worth considering when you want to compare ball behaviour instead of committing to one playing feel from the outset. Its 35 mm size and indoor specification give you useful basics for deciding whether it suits your table, while the mixed selection gives the purchase a clear purpose beyond simply stocking up. The main point to weigh is that the listing describes six types but names only four materials. If knowing every type in advance matters to your choice, the supplied details leave that question open, otherwise, the variety is the reason to choose this set over a uniform pack.