ericdraven said:i play with my balls alot in the poolroom.
mullyman said:I don't which one is the best but I prefer Brunswick Centennials. I don't like the pink 4/12 and the tan 7/15. I also like the weight of the Brunswick's. One place I go to has these really heavy Aramith balls. I don't know which ones they are but hitting the cue ball feels like you're hitting a bowling ball. I really don't like those.
MULLY
av84fun said:The weight difference between the two sets is insignificant. What you are probably experiencing is light cue balls...due to wear...which make the OBs seem heavy.
Regards,
Jim
jay helfert said:Go to bed man! You're keeping me awake with all that typing.![]()
av84fun said:LOL!
I don't need my beauty sleep as much as you do!!!
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JB Cases said:Right now it's Aramith. Soon there will be another brand of balls that compare in every way to those made by Saluc, except price.
juegabillar said:Care to elaborate?
U.S. or foreign made?
JB Cases said:there is another ball company making balls that will hit the market very soon which have tolerances that are as good as Aramith.
The King said:In your opinion what or who makes the best and highest quality of pool/ Billard balls???
Poolplaya9 said:Of those that are currently being produced, Brunswick Cenntenials are the best. Super Aramith Pros are a close second. They are both made by the same company, Saluc/Aramith.