I was looking to get the cueball they use at the Derby to practice with. I am not a connoisseur of balls and wondering if anyone can tell me what they use
Thanks for the responses. I purchased my set of Aramith's off of eBay for $59 new unused in the original packaging, but the 10-ball stripe is 90 degrees from the rest of the stripes which I thought was not a deal breaker for the money. I'll see how different they play and sound from the 20-year-old set of standard balls we are now using. Hopefully it was a good purchase.
Hell, I just paid $90 to have 2 new tips put on a couple of shafts. $85 with videos, seems a bargain for some T-rex thinking so inbound it is. Will make a nice addition to my Robbin’s books.
I hear ya. It never ceases to amaze me how nitty people are. A book where you would almost certainly learn a good amount of new knowledge that will help your one pocket game but $85 is too much. But the same people will spend thousands on cues and cases that look pretty, tournament entry fees etc and continue to practice the same old way they always have at the same plateau. For me if I learn one or two shots (I am sure will learn more than that) that will help me out in future games then ill gladly peel off $85 and be happy doing it. A chance to get inside the head of one of the best one pocket players of all time... one pocket players should be tripping over themselves to buy this.
that is true but now you can find a set in China made of phenolic that is just as good when it comes to material. The only differences is the QA is not as good as Aramith. So it's possible the variance between balls are bigger than Aramith.
The highest run I've ever watched in person is 86. Sometimes I need people in my area to participate straight pool with to achieve a remarkable history but that isn't too popular here
I was looking to get the cueball they use at the Derby to practice with. I am not a connoisseur of balls and wondering if anyone can tell me what they use
