Straight Pool 14.1 ball set?

[mpex]

Is there a such thing? Or has it/is it always played with a standard 15 ball numbered set? Google turned up nothing particular.

Looking to get a new table in the next year and thinking about all the cool things I'll buy for it.

 

[dr9ball]

I would recommend a set of Brunswick Centennials. They should run you about $275-$350 depending where you buy them. My home table came with a set and I love them. The Super Arimith are also good. Both are made by Saluc which IIRC was bought by Simonis.

 

[Scott Lee]

mpex...No such thing as a ball set strictly for 14.1...just use any ball set and you'll be fine. Rufus gave you some of the top quality ball sets to choose from.

Scott Lee
http://poolknowledge.com

Is there a such thing? Or has it/is it always played with a standard 15 ball numbered set? Google turned up nothing particular.

Looking to get a new table in the next year and thinking about all the cool things I'll buy for it.

 

[measureman]

I would use round ones for 14.1.

 

[Mr. Bond]

it is possible to buy a "casino" set of unmarked balls

 

[RRfireblade]

Probably want the numbers for 14.1 , many people consider that a call shot game.

Makes things easier when the balls are somewhat different.

 

[ctyhntr]

I think I saw them online at Seyberts (AZ forum sponsor), right next to the left handed cues.

I would use round ones for 14.1.

 

[BobTfromIL]

14.1 is a call ball and pocket game, numbers make it a lot easier.