How hard do you push??? They've used them at DCC and not one that i heard of complained of this. We had one(someone nabbed it) at the 'hall and i thought it was fine. The insides don't compress over time either.
Derby City Classic - What ball set to be used?
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Hard enough to get a tight rack. Our club has them on all the tables. They do flex quite a bit compared to the wood ones.
The plastic one from Diamond works, but feels way cheap compared to the wood ones. I'd want a wooden rack with a $9000 table, just saying.
Just delete the rack when you order and get one of these: http://www.billwestleyracks.com/ Functional art starting at 75bux.
I figured they would use the tournament set. I was mostly wanting to find out which cue ball. I am guessing either the black logo or the black measles ball?
Nothing beats the Delta 13 Elite with leather inserts.
In my experience most of the wood Diamond racks get sticky and grab balls when removing the rack.
I was told blue measles ball.
What's a blue measel ball?
Well, it sounds like this:
... but that's not an Aramith ball. The blue-spotted ball does claim:
- The fully embedded 6 dots good for players easy to pot & control the ball
An October 2020 issue of Pool and Billiard magazine had an article on Diamond, Simonis and Aramith and I quote:
"Aramith Tournament Balls will be used at Diamond events including the revered Derby City Classic. These balls will be available to purchase with Diamond Tables with other Aramith options available."
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You also get access to some archives. It took a few weeks before I got my email link to the current issue and archives.
"Aramith Tournament Balls will be used at Diamond events including the revered Derby City Classic. These balls will be available to purchase with Diamond Tables with other Aramith options available."
To get a FREE one year online subscription, go to poolmag.com
You also get access to some archives. It took a few weeks before I got my email link to the current issue and archives.