Brunswick Centenial cloth

[catscradle]

My table is in need of a recovering. I've always gone with Simonis 860, but the mechanic I'm talking to suggested Brunswick Centennial Cloth (http://www.brunswickbilliards.com/brunswick_collection/centennial_cloth/index.html.
Does anyone have an opinion about this cloth and if so what is that opinion? I always like the idea of saving a buck, but I want the play I'm used to on 860.

 

[OTLB]

suggest staying with 860, if anything you should try Granito IMO

 

[realkingcobra]

My table is in need of a recovering. I've always gone with Simonis 860, but the mechanic I'm talking to suggested Brunswick Centennial Cloth (http://www.brunswickbilliards.com/brunswick_collection/centennial_cloth/index.html.
Does anyone have an opinion about this cloth and if so what is that opinion? I always like the idea of saving a buck, but I want the play I'm used to on 860.

Switch to the 860HR...you'll save money over the time the cloth is on the table

 

[Donny Wessels]

My table is in need of a recovering. I've always gone with Simonis 860, but the mechanic I'm talking to suggested Brunswick Centennial Cloth (http://www.brunswickbilliards.com/brunswick_collection/centennial_cloth/index.html.
Does anyone have an opinion about this cloth and if so what is that opinion? I always like the idea of saving a buck, but I want the play I'm used to on 860.

The brunswick cloth is tour edition 30/30 with a teflon coating. My first choice is Simonis before 30/30, and if you don't get spills why pay the extra $100 for the teflon.