What Chalk is This?

It might be Sang Lee I think it has a green looking wrapper. If so it is very good chalk a little gritty/dirty but was made for Sang Lee the late great 3 cushion master.
 
elvicash said:
It might be Sang Lee I think it has a green looking wrapper. If so it is very good chalk a little gritty/dirty but was made for Sang Lee the late great 3 cushion master.
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I tried Sang Lee once, but don't remember what the wrapper looked like.

The cube in this thread's picture was being used by Yu Ram Cha and I believe I saw (in a Mosconi Cup video) Johnny Archer using it as well.

Fatz
 
it looks to be a Ballteck (korean chalk, excellent stuff).
 
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Pre-Flag Master said:
Any further info? I Googled it - no info found. How can one buy it in the US?

thanks
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afaik this chalk is made & sold by hanbat in korea, and the sales are "exclusively by kozoom" at least in europe . humm dunno if somebody do import it in the the US .

it's an excellent chalk , a bit lighter blue than the Master. a high-end chalk, priced (europe) like the sang lee or the diamond/longoni chalk . sold by box of 3 .

here is the link to the Hanbat webpage about the Ballteck chalk : http://www.hanbatt.co.kr/shop/dvProduct.phtml?pid=192&pcode=8

here is the link to the Kozoom webpage about the Ballteck chalk : http://store.kozoom.com/uk/carom_billiards/ball-teck-chalk-3-pcs-box.html
 
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erriep said:
afaik this chalk is made & sold by hanbat in korea, and the sales are "exclusively by kozoom" at least in europe . humm dunno if somebody do import it in the the US .

it's an excellent chalk , a bit lighter blue than the Master. a high-end chalk, priced (europe) like the sang lee or the diamond/longoni chalk . sold by box of 3 .

here is the link to the Hanbat webpage about the Ballteck chalk : http://www.hanbatt.co.kr/shop/dvProduct.phtml?pid=192&pcode=8

here is the link to the Kozoom webpage about the Ballteck chalk : http://store.kozoom.com/uk/carom_billiards/ball-teck-chalk-3-pcs-box.html
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Thanks for the info. If it's that hard to come by (here in North America), then I don't think I desire to pursue it. Right now I'm trying out NTC and it seems pretty decent.

Thanks
Fatz
 
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