Dynasphere Challenger Ball Set

dendweller said:
I have a bronze set I like a lot. The cue ball not so much. It's got this pearl like look, I can't see it spin at all. Partly the ball, partly my vision I guess.
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Buy the 6 triangle (Rhodium cue ball) if you want more visible spin feedback, they are only $25:

Dynasphere 6-Triangle Cue Ball

DynaSpheres® Rhodium 572 Cue Ball is a high-performance cue ball designed for accuracy, durability, and superior feedback. Ideal for both competitive and recreational play, it uses next-generation phenolic resin for exceptional consistency and resilience shot after shot...
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sbrownn said:
And the Vanadium set goes a step further by matching every single ball in the set down to exacting tolerances (e.g., matching weights within ±1.0g), unlike the Challenger set.
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What do you mean by, "unlike the Challenger set"?
The tolerance is the same for both sets. Also, the Challenger set is the first set to be produced on a fully automated production line. It would be hard to beat the consistency of a fully-automated line.
 
bradsh98 said:
What do you mean by, "unlike the Challenger set"?
The tolerance is the same for both sets. Also, the Challenger set is the first set to be produced on a fully automated production line. It would be hard to beat the consistency of a fully-automated line.
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From the Dynaspheres website:

Challenger:
Size57,2mm
Weight169 grams +/-1,0g

Rhodium / Bronze:
Size57,2 mm +/- 0,08mm
Weight169 grams +/- 1,0 gram
 
TrxR said:
Those are the same specs/tolerances
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Yes to same initial size spec, but the variance on the size is tighter on the Rhodium / Bronze given no variance is listed for the Challenger (otherwise, they should list it for the Challenger). Either way, I'll continue to pay more for the Rhodium given I like the cue ball and consistent circle around all numbers design.
 
Interesting they don't list a size tolerance.
On side note I have an unpopular stance. I'm partially color blind and love the new WNT set for watching on TV. I do agree they are not good looking but for the first time I always know what ball is what. I would probably never buy one for myself don't have as much trouble IRL.
 
skor said:
The solids have the number in a circle, while the stripes don’t, it’s not the first balls set to do this, I just don’t like it.
I prefer the Centennials style of design
Also the the prints looks like its bleeding
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I always thought the Aramith Super Pro's were a great looking set too.
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