straightline said:

I come from the technique equals competence school - I'm not a virtuoso at anything but by that token so much the more. You need functional detail in anything you do. You make notes of what number is where, right?
I get the accomplished master of the universe vibe but seriously, how high up the pool chain will that get you? I suppose enjoyment is an argument but it's not an aiming argument.

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billiardshot said:

Are you (AZers) 4balls or 3C players???
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GorstyBoy said:

You will quickly notice those tolerances when one particular ball is always rolling freely while you slide the rack into place because it is not constrained due to being undersized...

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Matt_H said:

Totally agree.

Now, are these "great for your home table" or "great for your room" sort of balls?

I am interested to know what member's opinions would be if they rocked up to a tournament and every table had a set of these. Would you be a bit disapointed? I imagine a lot of regional TDs opt for Arcos 2, Dynaspheres Palladium, Centennials or the flagship Aramiths.

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philly said:

Okay
You said it not me.
Anal.
What I said is that we complicate the game.
The more you have floating around in your head the more you have to control on every shot and in your PSR.
I prefer to simplify.
You be you and good on you.

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skor said:

This is simply wrong and unfounded.
There is no magic shaft or other piece of equipment that will make you a better player.
A shaft won’t fix your stroke or aim or timing or your mental game or the ability to see patterns better and so on.

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