How are the balls stored when you hit them in the pockets, like for instance a regular pool table separates them for you?
1679516
The pockets are old-style pockets with, essentially, bags that hold the balls. Each one comfortably holds around 3 or 4 balls, I think. After each game, you need to grab the balls out of each pocket.
1679517
No. It drops into a net pocket.. Got for my 7 year old. Mini table perfect for kids.
90777
I store them in the hidden pockets. The playtex and the munchkin brand sippy cups fit perfectly.
1311945
I got 2 pool sticks, balls. Brush and triangle for the pool table. Then hockey pucks and the felt handles for the hockey part. The ping pong table has the net, balls and pattles. I had to purchase new pool sticks. They were to light. And we use our table 2-3 night a wk. Its worth it if you are into pool/air hockey & ping pong. Saved us a ton at a pool hall. And our friends too.
555096
The balls are inflated when we get them in stock. You can always deflate the ball when you receive it
1714833
No, and the club separators are very shallow at the top and the club grips will hang up on each other . Storage is great but I had to buy tubes to keep the clubs from hanging on each other.
116526
Yes. The pockets don't lead anywhere. They are stationary, allowing one to just reach in and get the billiard balls or hockey pucks. The ease of this depends on the size of the hands retrieving the balls or pucks though, as the pockets are quite small.
1290187
I do not know for certain, but that is how I am storing mine. I just make sure it is completely dry before stuffing it back in the sack.
2177502
Hello, I did not get any sort of storage bag with this product. My son got another gift for his bday that came with a big bag that ties. I use that bag to store the balls. It's almost the size of a laundry bag. The type that has a draw string to close it.
233022
There are more than enough slots to hold all of your clubs in a separate slot. There is an additional slot on the front for holding your putter when you aren't zipped up for airline travel. This is a high quality bag with pockets for just about everything that you might not want to carry in your pockets while on the course. Rain gear to small change - it all has a secure place.
454854
Agreed. I keep mine in the case it came with. Once im in the stand or blind it comes out with the other toys. Easy use with thick gloves on. Small enough to fit any pocket. I usually scan a few hot spots to have known distance right when I start so I don't need to pull it every shot.
1120753
Yes, each piece comes off for easy storage and transport. They are help together by a spring/ball system. You can barely see a little shiny ball in the stock picture.
2070070
Each side of the table has a bracket underneath, along the outside edge. The device that holds the net in place has a clamp type of thing on it that clamps over these two brackets. Then it screws in place. There's about a 1/8 inch separation of the two tables under the net, and it very consistently maintains that space and stays together. You can't pull the tables apart unless you remove the clamps that hold the net in place and the two tables together.
1581126
Yes the net stays in place when the ball hits it. It is very securely attached to the table. btw you need a wooden table...plastic table the ball will not bounce...tried to set it up outside on a folding table this summer--no go.
1274705
No way. I don't think they'd fit in the pockets. Also, there's a good chance balls that size would just roll right over the bumpers. The balls that come with this table are just a smidge smaller than golf balls, and that's what the table is really meant for.
119714
There is an round opening where the ball is set. The ball fits perfectly in the slot.
1832455
There are two rods confined in slots on each side of the top. When the rods are positioned closest to one another by squeezing them together, the resulting configuration prevents the balls from rolling out of storage.If you're asking if there is a cover to prevent the balls from getting wet if it rains, then no, that is something you'd have to rig up. But with the top in restraining position, the balls are secure even if you invert the container to pour them out.
1541578
hi i don't know i put my bounce in storage. i read a warning on the cord saying that the cord may have lead in it and if you are pregnant or a young child wash your hands because of side effects from the lead. so i just stopped using mine.