Willowbrook Wolfy
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Why does this have to be a carom ball and not a cb?
In some carom games it is a cue ball. And a carom ball. A cue ball. A carom ball. (<-- Chinatown ref. for the movie buffs.)Why does this have to be a carom ball and not a cb?
They might be knock-offs. My place used to have one or two real Aramith's and they both rolled fine after 5-6yrs of play. Both got stolen and they didn't replace them. All red-circles now. They suck.The pool hall I play at now has some that are a few years old and there are flat spots on every red dot on all the cue balls. I test them by gently rolling them and every single time they settle on the red spot. You can nudge the cue ball and watch it settle onto the red spot.. Every single one does that which tells me all I need to know about the measles balls there. I have no idea why they do it but assume the issue lies in the manufacture of the red material itself. It is obvious something is wrong with them as they age as it is occuring with them all.. Does the pool hall care, hell no, they have not even cleaned the toilets in two months!!
That could certainly be true and probably likely really.. Do you mean the red circles suck or the measles balls? I have always liked the red circle balls...They might be knock-offs. My place used to have one or two real Aramith's and they both rolled fine after 5-6yrs of play. Both got stolen and they didn't replace them. All red-circles now. They suck.
I've never liked the RC's. Like BlueCircle, measels, or the Aramith red-logo.That could certainly be true and probably likely really.. Do you mean the red circles suck or the measles balls? I have always liked the red circle balls...
Chinese knock offs. Readily available on eBay.The pool hall I play at now has some that are a few years old and there are flat spots on every red dot on all the cue balls. I test them by gently rolling them and every single time they settle on the red spot. You can nudge the cue ball and watch it settle onto the red spot.. Every single one does that which tells me all I need to know about the measles balls there. I have no idea why they do it but assume the issue lies in the manufacture of the red material itself. It is obvious something is wrong with them as they age as it is occuring with them all.. Does the pool hall care, hell no, they have not even cleaned the toilets in two months!!
What can they do? They even make knock off sets of Super Pro's and TournamentsHas Aramith taken any steps to stop this? China is a nightmare and a very serious threat to the world...imo!
Buy from an authorized retailer, people!What can they do? They even make knock off sets of Super Pro's and Tournaments
Yup.Buy from an authorized retailer, people!
Who knows but someone is doing it.But on the topic of counterfeits: who in the fuk would choose to make fake billiards equipment? Would ity not make more sense to make scissors or socks or even lighters...something with a far larger potential market?
Oh,I did not mean to imply there were no Billiards counterfeits, but I just really really do not see why in heaven's name someone would devote so much resource to such a small-need product.Yup.
Who knows but someone is doing it.
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"so much resource"??? There is a factory in China that makes these balls already. There is no startup cost in developing your own process. Does the logo on the box look strangely familiar to anyone?Oh,I did not mean to imply there were no Billiards counterfeits, but I just really really do not see why in heaven's name someone would devote so much resource to such a small-need product.
I also do not understand how people live in Finland or Alaska, but they obviously do!
You mean the same place making both the actual and fake products?"so much resource"??? There is a factory in China that makes these balls already. There is no startup cost in developing your own process. Does the logo on the box look strangely familiar to anyone?
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Hmmm. Cyclop colors. Hmmm.
Close but not same logo. These are straight-up copies/knock-offs. What do you expect for 60bux?"so much resource"??? There is a factory in China that makes these balls already. There is no startup cost in developing your own process. Does the logo on the box look strangely familiar to anyone?
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Hmmm. Cyclop colors. Hmmm.
I actually learned a game like carom. I don’t know what it’s called. Align 3 balls in the middle. 2 on the spots 1 in middle. You have to have 2 contacts to score a point. Each additional contact is a point. If you pocket a ball and make contact it is 2. You have to have a 2 pointer or bigger to win. Or can call for a make 2 pointer for win. When a ball is pocketed it returns to its spot. Your turn ends when you don’t score. It’s pretty fun actually. A little change of pace.if you love ccarom balls so much you should just play carom already.
It's called Taiwanese Carom.I actually learned a game like carom. I don’t know what it’s called. Align 3 balls in the middle. 2 on the spots 1 in middle. You have to have 2 contacts to score a point. Each additional contact is a point. If you pocket a ball and make contact it is 2. You have to have a 2 pointer or bigger to win. Or can call for a make 2 pointer for win. When a ball is pocketed it returns to its spot. Your turn ends when you don’t score. It’s pretty fun actually. A little change of pace.
But do you use the cb as a cb? I forgot to add that. It actually sounds even more fun without cbIt's called Taiwanese Carom.