Where can I buy Aramith tournament balls in the Chicago suburbs

[rich not famous]

Tired of buying stuff on line, I can't find anything better than entry level.

Thanks for taking the time.

Rich

 

[billabong_1004]

Hey buddy,

pm sent


-Brian M

 

[hang-the-9]

Tired of buying stuff on line, I can't find anything better than entry level.

Thanks for taking the time.

Rich

There are a ton of places you can get higher end Aramiths online, click the marketplace link on the az home page. http://www.seyberts.com/catalog/Premium_Pool_Ball_Sets-184.html

Hope you know what you are getting into with the Tournament set, those play tough, you need a good stroke to move them around. Quite a bit tougher than the Pro Cup or the Centennials.

 

[rich not famous]

So your point is the are so smooth it's tough to get any english?

 

[MSandru23]

I started off with a set of Centennials on my home table. I bought the Tournament Aramith's at the US Open. I no longer use the Centennials.

 

[rich not famous]

Thank you that's helpful.

 

[iusedtoberich]

Check out this commercial. Its on the bottom right of hte page. I saw it during the WPBA tourmanmten a couple of days ago:

http://www.saluc.com/html/billiard/index.php

One thing to note, that the commercial calls out, is the Tournament Balls come in a few different packages. (TV set, Value set, etc.) Not all the sets have the Measels ball if that is important to you. I bought the regular set (non-tv, and non-value) and it came with a regular cue ball with the new logo.