I use 860
860 is what I use at home.
No experience with the others. I don't like slow, backed or high pile cloth.
In my opinion, the cloth is only one component of playability, albeit the most important part. Humidity, slate level, cushion quality, ball quality, pocket cut, etc... all play into it. Lighting is also very important.
For you own table, you want everything professionally done with a quality cloth. But, when you play elsewhere, especially if you are in a travelling league, you'll have no control over the conditions. You'll need to adjust and 'learn' each table. Heck, even my antique 9' Brunswick I have at home has two different size pockets on the corners.
860 is what I use at home.
No experience with the others. I don't like slow, backed or high pile cloth.
In my opinion, the cloth is only one component of playability, albeit the most important part. Humidity, slate level, cushion quality, ball quality, pocket cut, etc... all play into it. Lighting is also very important.
For you own table, you want everything professionally done with a quality cloth. But, when you play elsewhere, especially if you are in a travelling league, you'll have no control over the conditions. You'll need to adjust and 'learn' each table. Heck, even my antique 9' Brunswick I have at home has two different size pockets on the corners.