Just surfing around looking for a new table I found this...
http://www.designkicker.de/kicker2_int.html
Does anyone know it or could I get some pro or cons, I could a least mention one my self, the price...

Thanx
Garlando - the expensive table looks very different to most European tables.susjo wrote:I think I am going to choose between this and some sort of Garlando, probably a pro champion.
How would your recommendation be?
None of them!susjo wrote:I think I am going to choose between this and some sort of Garlando, probably a pro champion.
How would your recommendation be?
http://www.tornadoireland.com/id11.htmlOr does anybody know a link to the differences og the tables?
Err we have just as many if not more Garlando tournaments in the UK.patritsch wrote: If you want to play UK (or international) tournaments, buy a Tornado F5.
Sounds like you should get a table you like the look of then. Either go for your designer table or pick up a 2nd hand table on eBay, which would probably be a Garlando (The Italian kind) or a Bonzini (the French kind).susjo wrote:Many people, many opinions....
To give you a answer Davez, answer no. 2 must be the one for me. Were are just going to play for fun with some friends. Why I mentioned the designerkicker was that I actually could get it for about 700£.
The 700£ is what I would use if it was possible to do a very good deal else the amount is no more than 500£! So what would you recommend.
That's sad at all. There's no need to make it worse, is it?Steviola wrote:Err we have just as many if not more Garlando tournaments in the UK.patritsch wrote: If you want to play UK (or international) tournaments, buy a Tornado F5.
Says the man in Germany.patritsch wrote:That's sad at all. There's no need to make it worse, is it?Steviola wrote:Err we have just as many if not more Garlando tournaments in the UK.patritsch wrote: If you want to play UK (or international) tournaments, buy a Tornado F5.
Which means you can trust his judgement if it comes to table football, doesn't it?Richard wrote:Says the man in Germany.patritsch wrote:That's sad at all. There's no need to make it worse, is it?Steviola wrote: Err we have just as many if not more Garlando tournaments in the UK.
As well as telescopic rods this table also has the small plastic 'toilet-pull' handles rather than the cylindrical wooden-plastic handles used in tournament models, which make a big difference to shooting (particularly the snake shot). Also check that the player feet are not blocky (rectangular) but the rounded shape as used in tournament tables. It is difficult (but not impossible) to pin the ball with blocky feet.susjo wrote:As a special EURO2008 deal I can get this table
http://www.soren-sogaard.dk/Prod/fodbold/62574.asp
for about 400£. It almost the same as Garlando Pro Champion, the only difference is that it has telescopic rods else it is the same.