To preface this post, I'd like to start by apologizing if this is the incorrect place to post this question...I just thought it may fit here better than in the cue accessory review thread.
So, recently I snagged this piece of chalk from a local pool halls "chalk boneyard." It wasn't until a few application to the tip that I gave it a glance and realized it was a piece of Master chalk.
Now we all have our various opinions on the therotical difference between pre-flag and post-flag masters, but I have to say, from my on personal experience of using this piece, it is much better than any pre-flag I've previously used.
The question/issue is...where did this blue label master chalk come from, and where can I purchase more? Who else has used it on AZ, and is it just me or do you prefer over other Masters pieces?
Here are some pictures so you can examine it yourself. On opposing sides there are an Iwan Simonis logo and website, and an Aramith logo and website. On the alternating pair of opposing sides, there are two identical crest, and on the bottom is your standard Master chalk logo.
http://s159.photobucket.com/user/WesMoran/library/Mobile Uploads
So, recently I snagged this piece of chalk from a local pool halls "chalk boneyard." It wasn't until a few application to the tip that I gave it a glance and realized it was a piece of Master chalk.
Now we all have our various opinions on the therotical difference between pre-flag and post-flag masters, but I have to say, from my on personal experience of using this piece, it is much better than any pre-flag I've previously used.
The question/issue is...where did this blue label master chalk come from, and where can I purchase more? Who else has used it on AZ, and is it just me or do you prefer over other Masters pieces?
Here are some pictures so you can examine it yourself. On opposing sides there are an Iwan Simonis logo and website, and an Aramith logo and website. On the alternating pair of opposing sides, there are two identical crest, and on the bottom is your standard Master chalk logo.
http://s159.photobucket.com/user/WesMoran/library/Mobile Uploads