New cloth, just like Stevens 22oz superweave, or the Brunsco 1 cloth that left the market in the late 80's. Its a woven woolen, 25% nylon, 75% wool blend, anout the same speed as Sumonis 860, but without the ball burning marks. And a hell of a lot easier to get draw or follow spin when compared to Simonis, but the Strachan cloth manufacturer is also owned by Simonis.
Why is it no longer on their site? Did they change the name? So its a slower, kinda old-school woolen?
The Superweave has never been posted on their site, its to new. As it is, I've been field testing it for almost 4 years now. So it's only now coming out in production.
Its available on-line from multiple places. At least 4-5 that i've seen so far.
And the tour blue, is sold out, slate gray is almost sold out, I know, I have the only half bolt of the blue, and 2 half bolts of the gray. Green is available, but no one wants green I guess.
Is it as fst as 860? Looks a lot 'nappier' in the pics i've found.
About the same speed, but let's you spin the cue ball with little effort.
Can still bank the cue ball 9 rails around and 5 times the length of the table back and forth, can't get any more out of the cue ball with 860 or 860HR.
NINE rails?? What size table? I'd have to see it.
7, 8, or 9ft.
Still have to see it. I can smoke the ball and i don't see banking a ball 9 rails on any cloth.
Look up a 9 rail bank on YouTube
NADA. Nothin there.
Well I just did a Google search and watched 2 videos, one was even a 9 rail back on a Dynamo coin operated pool table.
I just set up a new 8' American Heritage with Simonis 860. Hit 9 rails on my first try.
Thank you Brad
My modified GCI with Artemis and 860 goes 9 rails.
Then there's something wrong with your table if you can't do a 9 rail bank.
Thank you for confirming what I already said can be done, but was questioned as if I was out of my mind
