Royal Pro Synthetic Silk Carom Cloth

[zensteve]

It is hard to keep this in stock at $159 + $10 shipping (contiguous states)

 

[Pete1175]

It is hard to keep this in stock at $159 + $10 shipping (contiguous states)

Steve,
Do you have 9 foot green? It is for a Soren Sogard.

 

[zensteve]

I have one left in green. They are all for 10ft lengths but that hasn't stopped others with a 9ft table.

 

[Janotaking]

Hello! do you have any info on what type of material is that cloth made of?
Thanks!

 

[timsmcm]

You still selling this cloth

 

[KissedOut]

I have one left in green. They are all for 10ft lengths but that hasn't stopped others with a 9ft table.

FWIW, we have had Royal Pro on a table at our rec center for about 2 weeks now. The table is a non-heated old Brunswick snooker/carom combination table that we put new rubber on and Royal Pro cloth. We also have a heated European style table (Gabriels).

Early indications are that the players seem to really like the Royal Pro. That table really does not suffer at all, in comparison to the heated table.

It will be interesting to see how it holds it playability over time in comparison to the heated table. But so far we like it a lot and would not hesitate to recommend it, particularly for a non-heated table.

So I am not at all surprised that you are selling a bunch. While I have no doubt it performs beautifully on a heated table it also seems like a natural way to re-invigorate older American style non-heated tables.

 

[KissedOut]

Hello! do you have any info on what type of material is that cloth made of?
Thanks!

What I have heard is that it is a synthetic silk which does not have the same humidity absorbing properties as the classic woolen cloths.

More info:

http://royalpro-billiardcloth.com/index.php/about

 

[M.G.]

:thumbup:

At my Carom place they have 2 tables with it. It feels just so very nice. Balls actually roll more consistent, albeit a bit faster. They've reduced the heating.
Price is a real bargain!