Table Top NFL Finger Flick Football Game by Fiki

My son loves playing football in any form. Since he could fold paper, he was making paper footballs and begging me to hold my fingers up to make a goal. Since my son practiced a lot, his kicks became more intense, almost needing safety glasses. This is great because of the set-up with the cool "football" that comes with it and the fact your not getting a piece of paper thumped into your face. Unfortunately, the cool football made of football material, is too hard to thump, so you still have to use paper. Over all, we have still enjoyed it.

This a well built product and is well worth the money, but my dad and I have been playing paper football for years and didnt know what to expect. A paper football has much less drag and slides freely across the table. Although the leather Fiki Football seems very durable, it is not flat and therefore wobbles when you play and it doesnt glide across the table very easily. Maybe we will try to get used to it instead.

Although very generic (as the title states), the game is exactly what I was looking for. The game board serves no purpose other than to hold the uprights, which is nicer to shoot field goals through rather than making a goal post with your fingers. All in all, for the price, a nice game.

Nephews loved it but as expected, they lost the football within less than a day (hence, a deduction of a star). Fortunately one can create your own football out of paper (you know, those triangular-shaped origami things?)

I was expecting this to be cheaply made and pretty flimsy but I was very surprised by the quality when I recieved it. My son loves it and plays with it all the time. The football that comes with it doesn't work well but I bought him the NFL Tabletops set of 32 tabletops to go with it and he LOVES them together as a set. The goal post is very sturdy and the field is made out of thick plastic so everything stays firmly in place.

I bought this tabletop football game for my 7th grader. It is pretty sturdy and arrived in just a couple days. I packed it in his school lunchbox, and he was delighted with it. So delighted, in fact, that he and his friends played it the whole lunch period, neglected to eat their lunches, became a bit overexcited, and earned detentions. Oh well, it really was a lot of fun!

A good concept, but the footballs are not very easy to flick

not good instructions