Yes the quality is not world grade by any means. Not a deal breaker for me.
Measle ball should not be used during matches
- Thread starter smiling_Hans
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Think of it this way…..an original measles ball is equal to the price of a couple of pieces of more expensive chalk or top
brand pool gloves nowadays. However, the best part is the measles cue ball doesn’t wear out or have to be replaced.
brand pool gloves nowadays. However, the best part is the measles cue ball doesn’t wear out or have to be replaced.
this is another one of your fascinating
threads while you are in training
for the most recent azb lunatic
like the rest of the group
you almost have a good point
but should have just kept quiet
Aramith and Saluc are one and the same. Aramith is the registered trademark of Saluc.
smiling_Hans
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Thank you.
smiling_Hans
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Probably play like those thick dense cue ball at the bars.
I knew that but the Aramith Red measles cue ball is sans any logo and the Black and the Blue measles balls do.
The red version hasn’t any branding but the black and blue version do have the Saluc logo imprinted on the balls.
It is makes it easier to counterfeit the red measles cue ball but imitation is the sincerest form of flattery it’s been said.
So I make a the distinction since the other color measles balls are legally branded with the Saluc logo. It seems right.
sudocrushms
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I carry the black freckle ball from my Tournament Black set with me. Gives me a better indicator of what the CB is doing and plays better than the usually battered CBs in the pool halls. I'm tempted to bring my own set because i'm getting tired of mismatched/worn out balls that don't rack tightly, but i also don't want to be *that guy*...
Your post confirms why I got an Aramith travel case long ago and carry a set of Centennials that are the best pool balls.
sudocrushms
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I also have the Aramith case for them. We have a dumpy 7 footer in my apartment that's functional for ironing out stroke issues...
Got the Tourney Black set on sale, but don't get to use them much. They're fantastic with template racks and i love playing with them though.
How would you tell if it stops upon contact and has sidespin?
He only wants to post controversial opinions.
Facts have little to do with his posts.
How many usernames for this losertool...?
man so how much stuff have you won with the spinny dots?
how in the world did they ever play before in the caveman days ?
Prob a lot of missed points in carom games, right?
smiling_Hans
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Everyone still haven't given me a reason why it is now the "default" ball to many players like myself that don't play on TV.
Like I said, it is a training ball to me. Just look at the response here. It's people saying they don't know how there ball is spinning during a match. It's actually a crutch. They need to see if they are hitting it correctly or else they wouldn't know. An advanced player will know what kind of spin they put on the ball intentionally or unintentionally right after contact.
If you want to bring up dimensions and weight then you would have a better argument except its size and weight is very similar to all the blanks out there.
Train with measle ball.
Play with blanks.
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yeah i dont know how they ever made one
Because patrons don't directly determine business choices like which balls the owner chooses.
The majority of us know about spins but is isn't a binary thing. It is possible to hit centerball that isnt actually, and the measle is an easy diagnostic for that.
But you knew that. You just like to convenently forget to support your dim.