Got some Pagulayan chalk

[markjames]

Dr. Dave did scientific Chalk comparison, no BS, just a PHD doing some great comparisons. Bottom line Dr. Dave was not seeing nothing to full pockets with MOLA. Just presenting scientific facts. IMHO Chalk is Chalk if you Chalk for each shot.

(Cowboys are my hero’s)

 

[Bavafongoul]

I posted about cube V10 awhile ago and a lot of people have since switched just because of its familiar shape.
It applies more evenly than the TAOM dish shape and you can brush apply the corners to ensure even wear.

Personally, I think TAOM didn’t want to have to offer two shapes and knew the cube would be very popular.
So using a prominent name to market a different shape TAOM chalk made introducing it easy to accomplish.

 

[Bavafongoul]

Dr. Dave did scientific Chalk comparison, no BS, just a PHD doing some great comparisons. Bottom line Dr. Dave was not seeing nothing to full pockets with MOLA. Just presenting scientific facts. IMHO Chalk is Chalk if you Chalk for each shot.

Absolutely, except for one consideration that seems to be important, at least for people with home tables.

All chalk does is create friction but all chalk is not equally as messy, or differently stated, some chalks are
just cleaner. Now that’s just an indisputable fact and red chalk makes an awful mess. Cheap chalk creates
and leaves a lot of debris on the cloth and needlessly marks the cue ball necessitating periodic cleaning.

And Masters also leaves a mess just not as much so applying chalk away from the table rather than over
the rails & cloth is smart. For heavens sake, stop twisting the chalk on your tip that makes the biggest mess.
Because you learned a bad habit doesn’t mean you have to keep doing it and coring the pool chalk is wrong.

 

[skor]

a ton of bull shit.

but can you chalk with it?

thanks for the valuable input.

 

[skor]

One thing to consider is that messier chalk creates clouds of dust while applying it and while stroking the ball.
That dust is not just dirt on the hands, ball and table, we breath it while playing and that's bad for us.
Less if the place you play in is aired nicely but not all room are.

 

[CocoboloCowboy]

I do not own table, I do not over Chalk, so the CLEAN thing is. not important. I do keep a paper town near to keep the HANDS DRY.

 

[SSP]

If I took a hundred cubes of masters chalk, peeled off the paper and threw it in a blender with a couple shots of lithium grease what would I have?
Some super expensive chalk or just a mess?

 

[skor]

I do not own table, I do not over Chalk, so the CLEAN thing is. not important. I do keep a paper town near to keep the HANDS DRY.

I think that I saw years ago a research connecting heavy pool playing (hours everyday) to lung cancer.
Some of it if not most is attributed to heavy smoking around the tables but they did mention chalk as well.

 

[garczar]

One thing to consider is that messier chalk creates clouds of dust while applying it and while stroking the ball.
That dust is not just dirt on the hands, ball and table, we breath it while playing and that's bad for us.
Less if the place you play in is aired nicely but not all room are.

only if you're an idiot. been playing 40yrs+ and don't recall any 'clouds' of chalk dust.

 

[Frosty]

if you want to imitate a pro then instead of his equipment watch how they plan future shots for the the best routes to get position and follow that.
in place of playing position just on the next shot or two.

There you go, confusing them with sound logic

 

[xX-Wizard-Xx]

the enigma of chalk is astounding

 

[sciarco]

Buy whatever chalk turns your crank it's your money.

 

[CocoboloCowboy]

I think that I saw years ago a research connecting heavy pool playing (hours everyday) to lung cancer.
Some of it if not most is attributed to heavy smoking around the tables but they did mention chalk as well.

Think or Know do you research pal, are you a paid spokes person for the product your pimping?

Or just in love with little Alex's Chalk?