After seeing those brands, maybe there is a Mounds bar out there. I think both are very nice looking.
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After seeing those brands, maybe there is a Mounds bar out there. I think both are very nice looking.
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This brings another interest issue: I noticed many competitors at the Va.Beach 14.1 tournament playing while wearing ball caps. Though having your eyes shielded from bright overhead table lights may be an advantage (like the eyeshades poker players used to wear?), I can’t seem to keep a cap comfortably in place (too tight causes headaches, too loose and the bill blocks vision when it slides forward due to constant neck flexion), and frequently adjusting it is a pain. Something specifically designed for pool might be indicated?
I'd be happy to buy a few t-shirts with brands and logos i.e. Brunswick, Aramith, McDermott, Meucci, whatever. Not buying anything that says hustler, shark, tweaker or any of that crap.
But a lot has to do with t-shirt quality itself and certainly no iron-on transfers.
But a lot has to do with t-shirt quality itself and certainly no iron-on transfers.
All of the above and all the rest of them. This sport needs a dress code. Hustlin is what prostitutes do for a living. Lights Out reminds me of putting an 8 year old to bed. Brutal Gear! I’d rather be seen in a Bandidos or Hells Angles vest.
All those shirts are $40 and up.
I can get a nice shirt from Target for $18
Or a real nice one from Kohl's for $25.
Or really cheap one from Wally world for $12