Championship Cloth

Johnnyt

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Any bad points to putting Championship cloth on a 7 foot bar box? Too fast? Johnnyt
 
Johnnyt said:
Any bad points to putting Championship cloth on a 7 foot bar box? Too fast? Johnnyt
Assuming you mean 3030 Tour Edition - It's very durable so it will last but IMO, too fast.

If I recall right, your table is outside so I think there may be a humidity problem with any
regular billiard cloth you use altho this may be offset using fast cloth. Hard to speculate
how it would work out for you but probably better then using a regular woolen cloth.
 
Dartman said:
Assuming you mean 3030 Tour Edition - It's very durable so it will last but IMO, too fast.

If I recall right, your table is outside so I think there may be a humidity problem with any
regular billiard cloth you use altho this may be offset using fast cloth. Hard to speculate
how it would work out for you but probably better then using a regular woolen cloth.

Thank you Dartman. Johnnyt
 
poolstar31 said:
johnnyt,

Did you get a chance to go to Big Oh's?

No I didn't. I was pool table hunting. Now I won't go to a room until I feel I can run 3 or 4 racks. Johnnyt
 
I personally don't like it (Tour Edition,Presumably)on 7' tables, it's too quick and only gets faster with play. Unless you like playing on an ice skating rink.
Now put it on bigger tables, that's another story...
It lasts longer, plays fast, and is pretty consistent.
Plus you can stretch it forever......lol

If you mean regular Championship, then there's nothing wrong with it, although there are some better choices out there.
It just depends upon the playing conditions and budget you want.
If your table is outside as Dartman speculated, then regular cloth wouldn't be your answer, and I probably would go with the faster.
Once again, it comes down to your playing conditions.....
 
Johnnyt said:
Any bad points to putting Championship cloth on a 7 foot bar box? Too fast? Johnnyt

Well there were all those instances of spontaneous combustion. But once you get by that, I dont see any reason not to install it in a firepoof area. And so i dont get libel charges, Im just kidding.:)
 
Nostroke said:
Well there were all those instances of spontaneous combustion. But once you get by that, I dont see any reason not to install it in a firepoof area. And so i dont get libel charges, Im just kidding.:)

It's on and plays great. New rail rubber and it's pretty fast. Now I need to lighten my stoke up. I keep going too long on table length position. Johnnyt
 
Johnnyt said:
It's on and plays great. New rail rubber and it's pretty fast. Now I need to lighten my stoke up. I keep going too long on table length position. Johnnyt

Well if it is a bit fast now, that's good as it will slow down. Good shootin (2 hours or less now).:wink:
 
I have "Tour" 3030 on my 9' Renaissance LaPaz table. It is outside, been on for a little over a year, and it's killer. Right after Christmas I'm switching to Velosity Pro. BTW my avatar is the LaPaz
 

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coastal_tony said:
I have "Tour" 3030 on my 9' Renaissance LaPaz table. It is outside, been on for a little over a year, and it's killer. Right after Christmas I'm switching to Velosity Pro. BTW my avatar is the LaPaz

If it's "killer" why switch?
Not that Velocity is bad but 3030 is a better quality cloth.
 
Nostroke said:
Well if it is a bit fast now, that's good as it will slow down. Good shootin (2 hours or less now).:wink:
Correction, 3030 speeds up as it breaks in and gets worn. Simonis 860HR would have been a much better choice, as it's also humidity resistant:wink:

Glen
 
realkingcobra said:
Correction, 3030 speeds up as it breaks in and gets worn. Simonis 860HR would have been a much better choice, as it's also humidity resistant:wink:

Glen


Whats the difference between the Simonis 860 and the Simonis 860HR?
 
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