Dynasphere Challenger Ball Set

bradsh98

bradsh98

Bradshaw Billiards - Authorized Olhausen Dealer
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The new Dynasphere Challenger ball sets are finally available. We've been using a set on our showroom/practice table, for the past couple of weeks. In fact, it's the open set that's pictured here. I'm very impressed with this set, and how clean the cue ball stays. Despite the use that they've seen, we didn't even need to run them through the polisher, prior to photographing.

With a MAP price of $131.39, this set is a great value.

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bradsh98 said:
The new Dynasphere Challenger ball sets are finally available. We've been using a set on our showroom/practice table, for the past couple of weeks. In fact, it's the open set that's pictured here. I'm very impressed with this set, and how clean the cue ball stays. Despite the use that they've seen, we didn't even need to run them through the polisher, prior to photographing.

With a MAP price of $131.39, this set is a great value.
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FYI, couldn’t find these on your website

Tom
 
I bought dozens of sets of the Dynasphere Bronze. Excellent value, and they play as well as anything else. If these are similar I'll be buying them too.
 
bradsh98 said:
The new Dynasphere Challenger ball sets are finally available. We've been using a set on our showroom/practice table, for the past couple of weeks. In fact, it's the open set that's pictured here. I'm very impressed with this set, and how clean the cue ball stays. Despite the use that they've seen, we didn't even need to run them through the polisher, prior to photographing.

With a MAP price of $131.39, this set is a great value.

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Looks better than the set they are peddling for WNT events
 
garczar said:
huh? how are they 'ugly'?? The use a simple design with REAL pool ball colors. I guess you think the A'mith Premier's and Premium's are ugly as well? How should they look? Actual question.
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The solids have the number in a circle, while the stripes don’t, it’s not the first balls set to do this, I just don’t like it.
I prefer the Centennials style of design
Also the the prints looks like its bleeding
 
Nice looking balls but I would stay with the Bronze / Vanadium (already have one) for $40 more as I like the 2 black triangle cue balls better than the big single red circle plus the uniform look of both ball suits having a circle around the number. And the Vanadium set goes a step further by matching every single ball in the set down to exacting tolerances (e.g., matching weights within ±1.0g), unlike the Challenger set.
 
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