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I love olive oil….I hate olives….what the hell is wrong with me?He was hiding in the closet.
I love olive oil….I hate olives….what the hell is wrong with me?He was hiding in the closet.
Did someone call?You could describe a good pool stroke in one word I think.. "Smoooooth"
More money, better cloth overall.Good morning, All,
I have a 10’ heated Verhoeven billiard table.
I currently have Simonis 300 Rapide cloth on my table bed & Simonis PreciseShot on the cushions. I like the Rapide, because it plays well & continues to look good over time. I will be replacing it at some point… maybe with a faster cloth.
I’ve been reluctant about getting a faster, synthetic cloth, because Rayon tends to look beat up over time, i.e., lots of white “ball burn” marks, from normal play… not from lots of Massé.
As for the PreciseShot cloth, it is great stuff for the rails: still holds consistent ball spin on “the 3rd rail”.
Can anyone tell me if there is a faster bed cloth than the Rapide… that continues to look good over time?
Can anyone comment on the “Million Carom Cloth” … regarding how it looks over time?
Thank you,
Lynn
I have a nice Impressions 1pcs with extensions and case I could let go for $900 shippedI'm in Canada, and it seems very hard to find any decent snooker cues here. Many of the Thai or British websites don't really make it easy to know what you're getting. I know there were a few builders who were making decent cues for around $400, but can't seem to find any info on them. My budget is about $700cad, but could go more. All the stores with BCE and Dufferin cues here have old, warped cues of low quality.
$38 - Longoni 2.0Recall years ago I use to buy for resale glove from Sterling Gaming, could retail them for $5.00. They were made well, people liked, and the lasted well.
What do today's super glove cost retail.