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Forgive me for asking, but I haven't been paying attention to the pool scene for the last couple years. How much chalk are you getting for this price? thanks

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I used to have a pair of Van's that were awesome. I think they were so comfortable simply because they had an insole made of a thick rubber that was just the right firmness. Not too soft so as to allow your foot to feel the floor. And not too hard. So basically a "skate shoe" style shoe is what...

I tried Predator chalk, and that's the main reason I decided not to use it permanently. The grit in that stuff must be metal. I just couldn't get it to wipe off the cue ball. I actually apologized to the room owner. Plus, when you drop it, it rolls under the table, and I am getting too old for...

I disagree. I'm thinking that a tank should just crush the rack! :D

Chalk on the cue ball causes "skids". If the cue ball happens to contact the object ball at the spot where the chalk is, there is a clinging action that occurs. Any effects of throw caused by the shot normally, are greatly magnified by this, usually resulting in a missed shot.

To me the most important thing is a really stiff shaft. Secondly I think more weight is good - to a point. I believe the force you can deliver is a multiple of the weight and speed. Some people say that more weight will slow down the speed of your break stroke. I say - that might be true - but...

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SOLD One Complete Gross Blue Pre-Flag Master Chalk Unused This chalk is as good as Blue Diamond. $75 For The Gross - Includes Shipping This is what I call "middle-aged" pre-flag. It is better than today's Master chalk. But I don't feel that it is as good as the oldest pre-flag. But it is...

OK, I'd like to see your top 50 list. I know it'll be a chore, but if you don't find it too terribly daunting, I really would like to see your top 50 (or so) list. Thanks

Jim, thanks for the post. I hope you are still reading this thread. I like your commentary, good job. I have not read the entire thread, so apologies if this has already been discussed. It seems to me that the Americans had much more difficulty adapting to the speed of the cloth than the...

Some of you guys are talking about two different things as if they are one thing. I like to use my own chalk too. BUT I don't use a chalk holder. I don't keep it in my pocket either (don't want that all over the inside of my pocket). The pros usually use their own chalk. To me that was a given...

House Come the Pros don't use Chalk Holders?