Foosball Tips: Slingshot 

Only down side is the Placement God...

In general, I'd definitely advise the shot to be mostly a funsy game only shot... Especially from the 3-row. But with any shot... if you practice it enough, and think you can have an advantage by using it, then it can be a nice addition. And this indeed is a fun shot to learn and to be able to hit... but yeah, the learning process of it is probably more effective than actually using the shot in real matches. For the 2-row I love it cuz I hit it pretty good, and even if it's completely blocked it rarely is ever stuffed back into my goal. For me personally, I use it all the time on the 2-Row, but basically never on the 3-row in real games. Thanks for the compliment, and happy foosin!

I shoot it in serious games all the time and it's an effective scoring shot. Especially in singles since the zones are more consistent. (2 bar sling shot.. wouldnt shoot 3 bar unless my main shot was a push kick.. )

Yup, but I have a different channel for it. It's called 'nextlevelfoosball'

@@RyanKnapton Love it! Link it to your snowboard channel so others can find this awesome content!

yes you are, it's the other way around

They are both foosball and both table soccer... lol. Just two names for the same thing. The one with 1 man goalies are called sucky tables with framps.. ha

Brand is Tornado. It's the primary tourney table in the U.S. Used you can find the home models for around $300 and the coin ops perhaps $700 or $800. The balls are the standard Tornado balls too.

Ryan Knapton I don't know where you are getting your pricing, but I was glad to find a T-3000 that I could get for $1100. Non coin-op.

ampy60 Yeah, those #'s are around the best deals you can find on Craigslist around Denver... so probably less here that elsewhere cuz there are a lot of tables in Denver. (just sold a coin op myself on it for $700... but it was an older table so def not as nice as your T3000