Konllen Don’t make anything, they just rebrand other cheap products.
Some of their carbon cues were made by JFlowers.
Basic rule - if it’s too cheap then it’s too cheap

garczar said:

'dcp'?

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The poster...bought hizzelf a diamond the other day.

He had posted a wwyd with a shot he was having trouble with and was referring to that.

From the start time it seems they are targeting the Asian market. The Mosconi Cup starts about 7pm in the UK regardless of which country it's in.

sudocrushms said:

Also...it's Atlantic City... Would be like saying Gary, IN instead of Chicago...

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The Gary Chamber of Commerce will be contacting you shortly.

Bob Jewett said:

... Few people have the patience to do the test above. ...

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It's faster if you have a ramp so you can roll them consistently.

cueball2010 said:

... Is there anyway to test how round they are?

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You could just watch them in play, but if you really want to test them...

Place a ball on the head spot. Put the number on top and turned so you can read it from the end rail. Lag it down and back to try to leave it on the head spot. Watch for roll-off to the left or right.

Do the test again but with the number turned so you can read it from the side rail.

Do the test again but with the numbers on the sides as the ball rolls down the table.

Repeat for each ball.

Balls can be out of round or out of balance. Cyclop brand balls went out of business because a significant percentage of their balls -- 1in 200? -- were out of balance and might roll off six inches on the lag.

Few people have the patience to do the test above. It's easier to just watch the balls in play. Pay attention to what they do as they roll to a stop.

Id buy one in 12.9

straightline said:

2 grams is at premium tolerances. You should still check sphericity (new word). Plastic being what it is, there's still a chance a perfectly spherical ball may roll funny. Nightmare scenario but Halloween is coming up lol...

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Yes, I think that's what I was getting at with my original question. Rolling funny would probably be due to inconsistent density and not roundness.

So, how best to check the roll? On a pool table or a solid marble dinning table?

Thank you.

cueball2010 said:

All of the ball weights come in at 168-170 grams. I will assume that means all of the diameter sizes are consistent.

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2 grams is at premium tolerances. You should still check sphericity (new word). Plastic being what it is, there's still a chance a perfectly spherical ball may roll funny. Nightmare scenario but Halloween is coming up lol...

Bump

Lookin' good, bro!

At 9-2 Right calls break after a large package.
Ooops almost an hour. So mm hmm 11 on a scale to 16 is above average, "definitely above " Rainman says.