$30 for a piece of chalk...What's your favorite chalk to use?

The_JV

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Buddy called me last night and asked if I could spare a couple pieces of Triangle. I may just hand him the 20 or so cubes I have left from my gross bought decades ago.

signed: Toam Convert
 

ChrisinNC

AzB Silver Member
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I'm a v10 convert..used the same piece for 8 months now and I shoot a lot. It should easily last 10 months..so I'll cough up 20 bucks every so often for less mess and miscues

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I just ordered two 9-packs of V10 directly from Taom. With shipping, it’s costing me just over $14 per piece. If I can sell some of them to our V10 converted users here for $20 apiece, I’ll make up enough $ to pay for my own usage, but otherwise, at age 66, I’ll have more than a lifetime supply!
 

SeniorTom

Well-known member
What doesnt make sense in my statement.
I guess I had a hard time understanding why a heater in the basement would make a difference with pool chalk? Anyways, the more I use my V10, the more I like it. Once a game, and probably could even skip a game before a re-chalk.
 

Mikkes

AzB Silver Member
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I am using the Predator 1080 chalk since it was released.
Love the value for the money.
 

SeniorTom

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I am using the Predator 1080 chalk since it was released.
Love the value for the money.
Predator is ok, but it gets all over the table. When I use it I noticed dark spots on the cloth after I chalk up and strike the cue ball. At first I wondered if I had spilled something on my cloth, but it was from a fresh chalk from Predator 1080. I use the Taom V10 and I get zero chalk on the table cloth. Also I use much much less chalk because it stays on the cue much longer. I really don't care for predator anymore because of this, and think Taom is heads and tails above it. I would definitely purchase again over predator and most other chalks. At the rate I use Taom V10, it isn't really that expensive at all.
 

Mikkes

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Predator is ok, but it gets all over the table. When I use it I noticed dark spots on the cloth after I chalk up and strike the cue ball. At first I wondered if I had spilled something on my cloth, but it was from a fresh chalk from Predator 1080. I use the Taom V10 and I get zero chalk on the table cloth. Also I use much much less chalk because it stays on the cue much longer. I really don't care for predator anymore because of this, and think Taom is heads and tails above it. I would definitely purchase again over predator and most other chalks. At the rate I use Taom V10, it isn't really that expensive at all.
oh ok.... i don´t have the problem with the chalk on the cloth. Maybe a batch problem?
I chalk before every stroke because it belongs to my stroke rhythm, so more expensive chalk that stays longer on the tip is not the right "thing" for me.
 

SeniorTom

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I chalk before every stroke because it belongs to my stroke rhythm,
I think a lot of players have difficulty with changing their rhythm pattern, and understandably so. I still often times reach for my chalk when I don't have to, trying to fill the mental voids between shots.
 

Mikkes

AzB Silver Member
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I think a lot of players have difficulty with changing their rhythm pattern, and understandably so. I still often times reach for my chalk when I don't have to, trying to fill the mental voids between shots.
It's a typical habit of oldschool player like me. Typical like to forget the chalk on the cushion when you leave the table.
 

Das Cue-Boot

Active member
Predator is ok, but it gets all over the table. When I use it I noticed dark spots on the cloth after I chalk up and strike the cue ball. At first I wondered if I had spilled something on my cloth, but it was from a fresh chalk from Predator 1080. I use the Taom V10 and I get zero chalk on the table cloth. Also I use much much less chalk because it stays on the cue much longer. I really don't care for predator anymore because of this, and think Taom is heads and tails above it. I would definitely purchase again over predator and most other chalks. At the rate I use Taom V10, it isn't really that expensive at all.
Exactly my experience with Predator and Taom, either Pyro or V10. Predatorand a couple other medium priced chalks are in my giveaway or “leave and forget” pile.
 

TrxR

Well-known member
I've tried Predator chalk but find it quite dirty. Have switched to Taom and won't go back. I find the Taom last longer even with chalking every shot.
 

telinoz

Registered
I will start a Go Fund Me... to stop chalk threads on here, ha ha!

Beating a dead horse is not a suitable term anymore for this.....

And, at least make an effort to use the Search feature on the forum ffs.
 
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