WHAT BALLS WOULD YOU BUY ?
- Thread starter Rico
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I've had the Aramith Tournament balls, with Duramith Technology for 8 years, and they still don't have a single scuff mark. They do get dirty, and need to be polished from time to time, but no scuff marks, whatsoever.
https://www.seyberts.com/pool-ball-sets/aramith-tournament-pool-ball-set/
Edit to add: But I wouldn't buy any balls, if your Centennials are still good to go.
https://www.seyberts.com/pool-ball-sets/aramith-tournament-pool-ball-set/
Edit to add: But I wouldn't buy any balls, if your Centennials are still good to go.
Nyquil
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Agreed. They stay cleaner for so much longer than my duramith sets. No idea why that is but they are much less prone to scuff marks in my return system. Traditional proper colors. They are a steal at current pricing.
Checking ALL the specifications of ALL the ball sets, Cyclops Hyperions are almost impossible to beat. Thats if you can find any new sets.
I'd buy dynasphere bronze
What specs does it have that make it better than aramith ?
What does better mean?
Don't tell us that you're sullying your GC with Dynaspheres
Nyquil
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It's all preference I suppose. I have owned 4 ball sets Aramith (duramith) tournaments, Aramith (duramith) Blaks, Aramith super pro's and a dynasphere bronze set. The dynaspheres are by far my favorite. I get the most consistent racks out of all my ball sets with these and they stay really clean. The sound when they make contact with each other is very crisp also. I have polished my other sets and they have been collecting dust in the ball trays since my bronze set arrived. It's crazy how good the tolerances and performance are vs the price.
Centennials never go out of style and IMO, remain the best looking set of pool balls.
As far as specs, Aramith does a great job, as good as any firm, matching tolerances.
For a cue ball, the new Aramith black dot measles is outstanding, better than red one.
You will never be disappointed going with Centennials and really can’t do much better.
As far as specs, Aramith does a great job, as good as any firm, matching tolerances.
For a cue ball, the new Aramith black dot measles is outstanding, better than red one.
You will never be disappointed going with Centennials and really can’t do much better.
Among others. I'm hoping to add another set soon...stay tuned.
Aramith Tournaments
Brunswick Centennials (4)
Brunswick Ivorylene Darts (Vintage)
Hyatt Bicentennials
Hyatt Fancy O's (Vintage)
Hyatt Special Order Mystery Balls
Dynashperes Bronze
Original Cyclops
Cyclops Athena
Cyclops Hyperion
Cosmos Diamond Ultra-C TV Set
Olhausen Signatures
Predator Arcos I Prototypes
Vigma Zig-Zags
Vigma Diamonds
Black-Balled
New centennials or just the current ones. Anything less would be uncivilized.
Depends whether you like nice shiny new balls. Brunswick Centennials or Aramith tournaments are the only two options you should consider. A relatively small $ investment in relation to I’m sure what you paid Mark! My experience with both are that Aramith tournaments stay looking newer for a much longer period of time.
Yup, this. Waiting on some to come in that I'm giving a buddy as a housewarming present. I couldn't be more impressed with that company.