David in FL said:

Looks like it's 95/5 wool/nylon. That's more wool compared to 860 (90/10) and a lot more than 860HR (70/30).

I'm guessing it plays a bit slower than even regular 860. Good price though!

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it's 90% wool 10% nylon

Xdecemberguy said:

If a balls catches that Registered log at the right contact point it's going to effect the ball play...Looks raised. Bad install.

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yeah, not perfect but the picture angle is a bit confusing, no issues there.
At the other club they did a better job

JasonATX said:

If you have shot on Simonis 860, how does this compare?

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Looks like it's 95/5 wool/nylon. That's more wool compared to 860 (90/10) and a lot more than 860HR (70/30).

I'm guessing it plays a bit slower than even regular 860. Good price though!

Fractional aiming has some good and interesting features to it but it is bad, foul, and pros don't use it. Use ghost-ball aiming. After beaucoup repetition, you will replace ghost ball with an intuitive aiming method. You then will speak about HAMB and its the Indian, not the arrow.

Tennesseejoe said:

Consider the install time!!! But thanks for the information.

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well home wear and tear should not happen that soon on any of them so there is some saving there.
For commercial use, I'll say that it depends on the number of tables you have. if you have more than 16 9ft. tables, that a lot of money saved on cloth.

If a balls catches that Registered log at the right contact point it's going to effect the ball play...Looks raised. Bad install.

Loser buys.