Comments on: Viper Portable Table Tennis Top with Bag, Paddles, Net, Posts and Balls

By: madmamck

madmamck — Sun, 13 Jul 2014 09:54:16 +0000

Viper Portable Table Tennis Top 0

By: C. Brandon

C. Brandon — Sun, 13 Jul 2014 09:40:35 +0000

Folds do NOT interfere – GREAT Table for $99 If you have ever played ping pong professionally, read no more – I’m just trying to have fun with my kids.I was a little skeptical about getting this table after reading the main review, but my 10 year old son really loves ping pong. After carefully considering spending $200 to $400 on another table (NONE of which had more than a 4 star average), I bought this one. It is SUPER! It comes with paddles and balls, so we were good to go out of the box.If the folds interfere with your game, you are a better player than I am! We have played every day since his birthday party, and I can’t recall one bounce that was was wrong. As long as the table is flat, the seams are flat, too.As far as the “other” review goes, I’m not sure what he expects from a $99 ping pong table. (He is probably too good for this table – his reviews include a $26 net and a $15 paddle case – definitely out of my league!). Flimsy hinges and plastic, sure, and the net does sag a tiny…

By: allodds

allodds — Sun, 13 Jul 2014 09:33:14 +0000

Has 2 folds that interfere with ball bounce I really want to like this product. It is decent size, not annoyingly tiny. In fact, it is 2/3 the size of a full-size table. It also perfectly fit on top of our dining table (7′ x 3.5′). The playing surface is good enough for the ball to bounce reasonably well. It even folds up and is light enough to be carried on outings and events.BUT, the grind is, the table top folds in 2 places. This is NOT mentioned anywhere in the description, and is not apparent in the pictures either. I assumed it folded in one place, right under where the net would mount. Probably should have researched more, but didn’t occur to me at that time.Anyway, the 2 folds end up being on the 2 halves on either side of the net. They are about 1.16 foot from the net. The fold has seams that do protrude out a little – just a wee bit, but enough to affect ball bounce. The table top has metal hinges at the ends of the folds. the hinges affect bounce too. The table top corners have a triangular pastic cap…