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Mizerak Pool Tables

About the Company

The Mizerak brand of pool products is named after legendary pool player Steve Mizerak.

Price Range

Mizerak offers a nice range of products for people who want a step up from tables you might find in the kiddie’s room but still don’t want to spend thousands of dollars on their home table. That means that their cheapest tables are around $600 and their priciest tables don’t get any more expensive than $1100.

What’s Good About Them

If you want a genuine slated pool table and are working with a budget, then Mizerak probably has what you are looking for. While the billiards table that you find at your local billiards store can break budgets pretty quickly, Mizerak offers good looking tables at a reasonable price.

What’s Bad About Them

Mizerak does offer the most popular size for home pool tables (8 Foot), but they don’t offer any tables in the size that you commonly see at tournaments (9 Foot). So if you are looking for a real tournament table, then this is probably not the table for you. Also, all of their slated

Notable Models

Looking for a particularly classy 8 foot slated pool table for about a grand? Then one of your best options is the Mizerak P5223W1 Donovon II 8-Foot Slate Billiard Table. It has a sleek laminated cabinet and a sophisticated black and red design, making it ideal if you want to include your pool table in an existing lounge.

If you want a slightly smaller table and one that has more of an antique look to it, then your smartest choice is going to be the Mizerak P1373TW Victoria II 7-Foot Billiard Table. It’s a little smaller than your typical pool table, which is good if you have to fit it inside of a tight room. And though it isn’t a slated pool table, the deep rich wood stain and ram’s head legs add a bit of classic charm to any room it’s played in.