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Topic: where to buy accessories in canada?
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Hey,
i'm looking for wraps, foot levelers, etc. for my T2000 and the only places online i could find are american. I don't feel like paying $10-13 shipping on $1.50 wraps. Does anyone know any Canadian sites where i can purchase foosball items? Thanks.
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I actually phoned them on Thursday about the exact same thing, they don't carry wraps. He said he would look into ordering some and to phone back in a month or so to see if he managed to get any in stock.
I ended up ordering them online from foosball.com. I just made a somewhat large order to avoid having to make numerous orders and wasting money on shipping. Now that I think about it I should have asked if others were interested in placing an order to save on shipping.
Onur
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They are tennis wraps, any tennis pro shop will have them.
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can anyone confirm they are the same as tennis wraps? if that's the case that definitly makes life easier for us canadians lol
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To clarify - thick wraps are actual wraps and thin wraps are over-wraps.
I am correct hehe also the grippyness is a matter of taste so you will have to sample a few types. Roll over shooters tend to be more picky about their wraps.
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http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpageACWILSON-H2O.html
I think those are the ones I usually buy. Wilson Overgrip, they have them at Sportsmart or most sports stores. A pack of 3 is 9.99 + tax.
The only reason I ordered them online is because they're cheaper and have more variety, plus I had to order some Tornado men for my table anyways. You can find them online for about $1-2 a piece usually compared to 3.50 each in store.
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They are tennis racket over-grips. I've used one variety or another for years. I hate to agree with the e-challenged one, but in this case he is correct.
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Raquets and Runners always had a good selection. But, in general they can be found in almost any large sports store (sport check eg.)
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thanks a lot guys. any suggestions for someone who uses the pull shot more than the snake?
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Pull shooters tend to be a little less picky about the wraps than a rollover shooter. I use a medium thickness medium tackiness, it seems to last longer than a high tackiness or thin thickness without loosing any feeling from a thick wrap.
I either use the medium wraps from foosball.com or Head over-wraps from sportscheck
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hey guys. thanks for the advice. i went to sportcheck and bough the wilson pro overgrip. lol can't go wrong 3 for 9.99. BUT the question i have is that the underside is sticky. will that ruin the wood handles when i take them off since other people who play don't use them? thanks
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lol nevermind. they are fine for the handles. and h-o-l-y cow. lol for someone who's never used wraps before i've got to say it really helps! thanks for all the help guys!
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There are ones with a sticky underside and some without. I never use the ones with the sticky, but if you do/did, they might be tougher to pull off the first time.
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Posted: Jan 20 2008 11:31AM