Never Heard Of triangle have to look into some thanksDanny Kuykendal said:
What Type Of Chalk Do You Prefer?
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I have been using NIR chalk for a month now and it is messy. It lasts longer than the Blue Diamond stuff I was playing with.
Have anyone tried Brunswick Chalk? They only come in blue and works pretty well...
BD and Masters (blue of course)...
I have an almost full box of old Brunswick Gold Crown chalk and the stuff seems really good. Almost like the Blue Diamond that I have been using.
I've been using some special run chalk that I get from a unnamed source. My understanding is it is made by grinding up leftover rhino foreskin tips with regular masters blue chalk, then baked.
Works great, never miscue. Of course that could be the tip I'm using.
Works great, never miscue. Of course that could be the tip I'm using.
Light green masters. Im the only one I know who prefers it too. The first couple of pool halls I played in regularly had it and I guess I got used too it. And until recently (like a year or 2) all the local ones used it. Now all the local pool halls (except clicks), use blue masters. I cant break the habit though.
I have always been extremely fussy about the chalk I use. I only used the Masters blue chalk.
Recently however, I purchased a gross of Triangle blue from Muellers and I'll never go back to the Master chalk.
Although they are both very good, the Triangle is a tad grittier and I feel it takes to the tip more thoroughly. It gives that nice crisp sound when you chalk and really gets into the leather.
Recently however, I purchased a gross of Triangle blue from Muellers and I'll never go back to the Master chalk.
Although they are both very good, the Triangle is a tad grittier and I feel it takes to the tip more thoroughly. It gives that nice crisp sound when you chalk and really gets into the leather.
Love Your Avatar Man3andstop said:
Light colors?
I recently bought a box of Masters Tan for a buddy who has beige carpeting in his gameroom. I didn't find any performance difference from Masters Blue, but hands and cue stayed cleaner. Only problem is that my old eyes can't see the contrast between the chalk and tip, except on a Sniper. For the guys who use Masters Gray, is it easy to see on a tip? I like a very thin, even coat of chalk, so I need to see it clearly.
Bill
I recently bought a box of Masters Tan for a buddy who has beige carpeting in his gameroom. I didn't find any performance difference from Masters Blue, but hands and cue stayed cleaner. Only problem is that my old eyes can't see the contrast between the chalk and tip, except on a Sniper. For the guys who use Masters Gray, is it easy to see on a tip? I like a very thin, even coat of chalk, so I need to see it clearly.
Bill
ive gotten to where i use silver cup....i like the fact that no one tries to pick up your piece of chalk and walk away with it. 
