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Mine arrived. Hoping more players are planned for the future 👍🏼

I used a break cloth when my cloth was new, but quit after the typical break burn stripes manifested. I figured why bother at that point, the cloth will need changed eventually. Probably sooner than later.

Interesting commentary accompanies this uncalled foul. https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxnqCm3WISbxhnkDs-tYFKL9OaF_zbQCcA

I like the number side. The 100 side shows erm, well, the number 100. Interesting the CB ‘100’ does not have the Aramith logo in the zero. Only the other side. I’d get a set depending on the $.

“🎹There’s nothing else in life than pool. Play pool play pool 🎹”

Found this thread somehow. It’s a 9 minute short: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12831044/

First owner of a V Tournament Edition. I've had it 4 years, and it's been terrific. Not a single issue or concern. Simonis 860HR. With clean cloth, balls, chalk, and climate controlled environment I'd say it plays pretty fast. I'm considering a different (slower) cloth next recovering...

Nice! USPS sent mine back to Leaf for insufficient address. Great. Always something..

Anyone get theirs yet?

I wish we could glean insight from Robert Byrne about it’s usage. He seems a likely person to have resurrected it during the 1970s.

For blue chalk fans Pyro is the next best thing.

Now that’s some clean equipment. 😌

The solids design is interesting, minimalistic. ‘100’ on the opposite side, hm ok. Unoriginal but not offensive Always a fan when striped balls have the number in the white ‘field’ (i.e. Centennials, Predators) Box looks shnazzy. $500 though? Tough sell.

Also a probable twice removed forebear of the ironically named American ‘Cowboy’ billiards.

Years ago I bought an Aramith measles at a pool hall. That’s when the equipment was in fair shape. Still have the ball. The equipment at same place has deteriorated even further so last visit I brought my shined up set of Aramith Premiums purchased from the thrift store for $12. You guys...

In retrospect prior to using V10 chalking every single shot was kind of disruptive to my PSR. Now I can concentrate in silence without looking and fumbling for chalk constantly. As a result chalking has become more meaningful, not some grindy routine as before.

It’s like Helio Castroneves climbing the fence after winning the Indy 500. The first time was original and enough. But yes, jumping on the table looks bad and is disrespectful to the equipment in my opinion. I think the players should try smashing and throwing their cues, cases and spectator...

Not a fan of concessions, but if permitted they should be strictly reserved for when a player is on the hill. In tournament play middle of match concessions are bad form and should result in automatic forfeiture of the next game. Supposedly these were the rules at DCC but from what I've seen...

I recently picked up my 4th ‘Peach’ after getting my first one about a dozen years ago after playing with a Viking for 20+ years. I’m no cue aficionado, and I’m certain other cue brands are terrific, but I’m a lifer and sticking with what I know and like.

At the pool room I return them all random and mixed up just like I got them. At home I like to keep them number side up in no particular order. My only racking compulsion is never placing the 8 on the corners and especially not at the apex for 1P, 14.1, or any game where the ball racking...