kamui or taom chalk

[epoxypop]

Thanks for all of your replies, good info I already found what i need

 

[NathanDetroit]

Many comments that Pagulayan chalk is V10 in a square form. Recommend it over Taom due to price and that it won't roll away.

I use Kamui .98 on my breakers. It goes on non-leather tips like lipstick. It will leave a mark on the cue ball

 

[epoxypop]

Many comments that Pagulayan chalk is V10 in a square form. Recommend it over Taom due to price and that it won't roll away.

I use Kamui .98 on my breakers. It goes on non-leather tips like lipstick. It will leave a mark on the cue ball

Has anyone or do you think anyone will out law it because it marks the cue ball? I want some of this, where do i buy it

 

[epoxypop]

Many comments that Pagulayan chalk is V10 in a square form. Recommend it over Taom due to price and that it won't roll away.

I use Kamui .98 on my breakers. It goes on non-leather tips like lipstick. It will leave a mark on the cue ball

Hey im shooting with a zan hard Grip but having to rechalk everytime with master chalk or i doink a shot with the carbon fiber

 

[bbb]

I'm trying to get back in the game im told i need one or the other of these chalks

why dont you just buy it from a billiard supply place???????????????????

 

[epoxypop]

why dont you just buy it from a billiard supply place???????????????????

Duh why didn't i think of that

 

[bbb]

Duh why didn't i think of that

Glad i could be of some help……

 

[Zerksies]

Kamui i didn't find that it was as clean as they advertised for the price. I also found that it was breaking small pieces off on the chalk. I am now using V10

 

[Floydian214]

I see you found your answer, but i just wanted to add for anyone looking in the future. V10 is fantastic. And Pagulayan is super similar. I know he has his own proprietary formula, but the difference between the two is so hard to tell, I dont think anyone could actually tell without seeing the shape. Both are fantastic