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When I can buy Aramith Tournament sets for $110.00 less than the Arcos II sets I will continue to turn up my nose to the Arcos II. And an Arcos II set in traditional colors (not a TV set) would probably sell better. Maybe that's coming.

At $249.00 for a new set I'd probably give them a try. I could do without the seven ball color and the cat though. And I am a Predator fan in most other things.

Anyone remember Looty of Hurricane Katrina fame?

I'm getting back to it after over 50 years. First two weeks were brutal. After a few weeks of a couple of hours each day it's getting better. Long shots and rail shots are especially hard. Then again, they were hard 50 years ago.

Amen Brother.

Isn't calling him "princess" somewhat disrespectful to women?

Unfortunately virtue signaling has become very popular.

I too seem to disconnect on learning new things. I have been trying to learn the "Diamond System" on my 8x4 for a couple of months and get more confused the more I attempt to learn it. Reading and watching videos have not helped much and I even use the Kamui Diamond Slicer. Perhaps I'm too old a...

What in the world could possibly bring about that question?

Old man here trying to get back to the game after 50+ years. Watching YouTube videos I see many of the tournament players now using an open bridge. Is the open bridge increasing in popularity? Thanks

9ball5032 said: If you can afford it: 1. Predator Arcos II 2. Aramith Tournament CORRECTION (IMHO): 1. Aramith Tournament (Uses Duramith) 2. Predator Arcos II (A step below according to Aramith) Aramith says: "The Arcos II set is made for Predator with the same specifications as the Super...

It's great at the combination shots..... Do you just use it on your Diamond or do you use it on your floors as well?

Probably why many Carom and Snooker players use Taom.

They are out there. Google Taom Pyro chalk holders. I mentioned earlier, in a post in this thread, a member here who makes them and sometimes sells them.

Contact kling&allen on this forum. He may still have some round chalk holders left.

I use the Taom Pyro because it is very clean. I use it on my home table and it doesn't get on the cloth, the room carpet or the players. It also doesn't get on the balls. At home the cleanliness of it is the most important thing.

Come on guys: “Improvise, adapt, and overcome.”

Taom Pyro is the best I've ever used.

"My guess is you are too old to play pool, that's why you hang out online , just waiting for someone to pounce on, i'm not him, cya" How old is too old to play pool?

The Centennial and SAP balls all take on chalk similarly. The Tournaments stay cleaner than both. Duramith seems to be the game changer. I wish it wasn't so because I love the Centennials.