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The hardwood foosball handle combines timeless looks with high functionality. The natural wood surface provides a pleasant grip and gives every foosball table a high-quality, classic character. Thanks to the conical inner bore, the handle sits particularly firmly on the rod and offers optimal control during the game. Ideal for all foosball tables with 16 mm rod diameter.
Highlights & Features
High-quality handle made of lacquered hardwood
Classic and elegant wood look
Natural and pleasant grip
Conical inner bore for a particularly firm fit
Suitable for all 16 mm foosball rods
Precise ball control through secure grip
Robust and durable design
Ideal for restoration, replacement, or upgrading existing tables
Technical Data
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Article Number | F2.01.04.110H |
| Product Type | Wooden Foosball Handle |
| Material | Lacquered Hardwood |
| Length | 120 mm |
| Handle Diameter | approx. 31.5 mm |
| Bore | Conical |
| Suitable for | Foosball rods Ø 16 mm |
| Color | Natural wood |
Advantages at a Glance
Classic look for traditional foosball tables
Natural grip without a plastic surface
Particularly secure hold due to conical bore
Durable and high-quality hardwood
Perfect fit for 16 mm rods
Ideal for discerning players and collectors
Areas of Application
Home and hobby foosball tables
Restoration of classic foosball tables
Associations and clubs
Catering and leisure facilities
Lovers of traditional foosball tables
Scope of Delivery
1x Wooden foosball handle for 16 mm rods
Questions about the product, compatibility or delivery?
Our team will be happy to advise you on the selection of suitable spare parts and accessories for your foosball table.
The handle is suitable for all foosball rods with a diameter of 16 mm.
The conical inner bore ensures a particularly firm and secure fit on the rod.
The handle is made of high-quality lacquered hardwood and impresses with its natural look and high stability.
Yes, due to its classic wood look, the handle is ideal for restoring and upgrading traditional foosball tables.
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