Air Hockey for Fast, Head-to-Head Play

Brunswick tables, pucks and mallets for homes, bars and clubs.

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Two players stand at opposite ends of the table, each holding a mallet. They take turns striking the puck across the air-cushioned playfield, trying to send it into the opponent's goal while defending their own. Under standard air hockey rules, the first player to score seven points wins the game.

A built-in blower pushes air up through hundreds of small holes in the playfield. The air lifts the puck slightly off the surface, so it glides with almost no friction and moves much faster than it would on a flat table.

Yes. Air hockey is quick to learn, needs only two players and suits all ages, so it works well for families as well as competitive friends. Games are short and fast, which keeps everyone in the room involved.