Numerous possible responses exist since the answer to this question relies on many variables. For instance, a youngster playing foosball may be unable to keep going for very long because of the game’s difficulty. In addition, children have a habit of hitting balls with all their might when there’s no real reason to, leading to frequent ball replacements. Also, while playing foosball outside, kids could lose them. The second factor to consider is how frequently and for how long you play the game. Balls would need to be replaced more often as the game progressed because of their enduring wear and tear. However, the quality of the ball remains the most critical consideration. A higher-quality ball will last longer, regardless of price. We found that the traditional foosball ball types lasted for at least two months, but the cork ball degraded after around a month. Getting a set or bag of balls is your best option. Purchasing a set of 2, 4, or 8 balls will save you money compared to buying them alone, plus you’ll always have some extras to use if you need them. It’s uncommon for the ball to go missing or be damaged during play, so a backup is always a bright idea.