Sale: aramith tournament ball set

Black-Balled

Black-Balled

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Traditional color...damn good price.
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$356 at Seybert

I’ve seen this low price for this set before at Wayfair.
It won’t last long. It’s a great deal.
 
Just ordered. I have been looking at these for awhile, but quite honestly was a little skeptical because of the price. Hopefully they come sealed and are real. Have two sets of balls now, Aramith premiums, and the Cyclop traditional set I got last year with my Diamond table. I like both those sets, the Cyclops stay clean really long, the Arimith premium have slightly deeper colors but get dirty a little quicker. Maybe I'll keep all 3, but my wife will probably push me to sell one of the two I have now. Guess I'll decide when the new ones come. I really like dealing with Seyberts, but this is quite a price difference.
 
Damn you black balled!

I’ve been buying too much stuff lately and don’t need pool balls. But the price 🤤

Maybe I’ll snatch them up anyway. I don’t even have a table right now though.
 
Black-Balled said:
Traditional color...damn good price.
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I will say these are definitely my favorite balls. It used to be the Brunswick centennial balls were my favorite, but these definitely stay newer looking far longer than do the centennial balls.
 
hang-the-9 said:
That is a great set, but after using the $75 and $100 Dynasphere set I don't think I will ever see any pool ball set as a bargain unless they are like $150.
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All the options available to us are only marginally better than my belief I need to get used to them outside of match play.

Both those facts suck.

Dammit.
 
ghost ball said:
Are these considered top of the line?
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Depends on whom youz asking.

Basically, yes. The tv colors are more expensive and they also have the 'black' set, where all the white is replaced by black and the cb has black measles.

That's just for this brand. Other brands are preferred by some.
 
muskyed said:
Just ordered. I have been looking at these for awhile, but quite honestly was a little skeptical because of the price. Hopefully they come sealed and are real. Have two sets of balls now, Aramith premiums, and the Cyclop traditional set I got last year with my Diamond table. I like both those sets, the Cyclops stay clean really long, the Arimith premium have slightly deeper colors but get dirty a little quicker. Maybe I'll keep all 3, but my wife will probably push me to sell one of the two I have now. Guess I'll decide when the new ones come. I really like dealing with Seyberts, but this is quite a price difference.
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Coulda posted that myself. I have traditional cyclop balls and super pros. And I've been watching the tournament pricing for a long time.

And I tried to get a price match from Azb partner seller...to no avail.
 
I bought this set from wayfair a few months ago when I got my table. They play great and still look pretty much brand new. I did buy the black measle cueball from the blak set so I haven’t used the cueball that came with this set although I’m sure it’s the same.
 
Scrunge19 said:
I bought this set from wayfair a few months ago when I got my table. They play great and still look pretty much brand new. I did buy the black measle cueball from the blak set so I haven’t used the cueball that came with this set although I’m sure it’s the same.
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Although many on here would and have recommended using the same cue ball that comes with any given set, I’d guess that more serious players would choose the Aramith pro cup measle ball as the cue ball of choice to be used with virtually any of the top of the line sets of balls.
 
ChrisinNC said:
Although many on here would and have recommended using the same cue ball that comes with any given set, I’d guess that more serious players would choose the Aramith pro cup measle ball as the cue ball of choice to be used with virtually any of the top of the line sets of balls.
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I checked beforehand and they’re both made of the same resin makeup so I figure it’s fine. At a minimum this ball combination is better than I am so I don’t think it will impact me.
 
Well, they showed up last night (Sunday), gotta give Wayfair a 10 for quick service and price, but have to give them a 1 for the fact that they wouldn't let you order without creating an account and agreeing to all their adds and internet tracking of you. Most places will let you order as a guest and unsubscribe from marketing. Wayfair makes it really difficult. Balls were shrunk wrapped in a cellophane with Aramith logos on it, so I have to assume that they were genuine. Could hardly wait for them to warm up and play with them. Loved the design, and the colors were very deep and rich. They also racked very easy, with absolutely no movement when lifting off the rack. I'm really glad I got these at this price, and will probably end up selling one of my other two sets, as for my needs, can't see a reason to keep 3.
 
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