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Lee, just so you know, maybe it's my browser, but the "Add to cart" link doesn't work?

+1 Super Glue Gel... nuff said.

I had both Kamui Black S and these in my cue case waiting to be installed. Having tried a Kamui Black M and one of pooldawg's milkduds before, I didn't want to risk it with the Kamui Black S and installed the dud on my 314-2 :thumbup:

I think products with half fingers may not fit your hand good enough to provide low enough friction and you may still find yourself bridging over partly bare fingers (personal experience). I recommend getting a glove that has full fingers.

If it's the rules, I apologize too.

No killing was intended in my post. It was meant to be for the good of everybody...

edited it out.

Jawdrop!!!

A friend of mine is looking to trade his Z (not Z2) for a 314-2. If you're interested, I can ask him.

Yeah, I'll short 'em all day long :thumbup:

You're changing the subject here. My concern is longevity, not value, and value is subjective. M&M analogy is not well suited. You cannot count the number of "particles" used in a piece of chalk. While those people are in a position to express their opinion about longevity, they are not in a...

As long as we are concerned with the longevity, it doesn't make any sense to include the adhesion factors and such. With my analysis (and yes, a regular chalk will last 24x7 hours no problem), I am proving the fact that longevity claims are pure bs and without ground. Let me break it down for...

I already did the math. Even in the case that the masters lasts 1 week instead of a month (with 24 hours a day of play, mind you), the Kamui chalk should last 1 year, but it hasn't even been around that much.

Except I am not paying $25 to try something. Besides, I find it hard to believe that those statements are true. First of all it's been only a few months that this chalk is around and of those few months, it wasn't even available for "a few" months. Let's say you play 24 hours a day with a...

of course not. But does it?

Well, does it?

~200lbs sounds about right. 10x5 slate is %23 heavier than a 9x4.5 slate.

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