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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
Absolutley beautiful pool balls!!!
Joseph Galarneau
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
There were scratches on the nalla right out of the box.
Dragula
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
These balls look great. Nice color, very Shiney. But I don't know how well they'll hold up yet, since I haven't even used them once, much less over time to see if they chip or scratch easily. I have two other sets of pool 🎱 balls, one set that's already dull and scratched, but old, and a set I got cheap from an estate sale that I'll probably switch to first before I start to even use these. So, they look great but I'm not sure how durable they're going to be.
Federico
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
They look so cool ! Took a few rounds of getting used to the colors and the white 8 ball, but they look great and everyone was asking me about my balls ! Love them !
N & K M-N
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024
The marbling of these balls is the real highlight, really classes up the billiard playing experience. They break cleanly, and roll straight. Nice whites of the balls to show that amazing contrast between the deep beautiful colors. The only thing I have bad to say is that the 8-ball is a bit tough to track, it doesn't stand out like a normal 8-ball does amongst all the other balls.
matt
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024
I like how these looks under the lights, very nice marble appearance for something a little different than your average billiards balls.These look great on any color table felt.Good value.
Darin & Kelli D
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
This review is for the "Billiard Balls 2-1/4" Pool Table Ball 16 Balls Set" that I ordered via the Vine program.I play quite a bit of pool and have been looking for a secondary set of balls for my home table. Since I already have a set of Aramith Super Pro balls with the classic look, and I've wanted a marbled look set of balls for a while. The balls arrived in standard billiard ball packaging with a very thin foam topper and nothing else but the ball set.I have to say that this set is fantastic looking! The number font and outlines make them easily readable. The balls are in the "traditional" colors, but I did find the red 3 & 13 being very close in shading to the brown 7 & 15. Also, the dark blue 2 & 10 are very dark and the 2 would normally be easy to mistake for the 8. However, the 8-ball in this set uses black and white marbling which avoids confusion with the 2. It's worth noting that the cue ball is solid white with no dots, logos, or any other marking. I would have preferred a dotted ball, but with all the marbling on the other balls, a plain cue really fits the set.I weighed each ball and while most were 174 grams, all of them were between 173-175g; not much of a deviation but worth noting. I also measured each ball with my digital calipers. All but one of them were exactly 2.25" with the 13-ball coming in a 2.24"; again, not much of a deviation but worth noting.I played several racks with these balls and didn't notice any playability issues at all. All balls rolled straight and true with normal impact sounds. I was able to use full power breaks without leaving any blemish on the cue or the object balls. Cut, bank, straight and combo shots all performed exactly as expected. Once I finished playing, I put the balls in my ball cleaner and ran them on a single short cycle. The balls came out looking brand new as if I hadn't even played with them. While these are not the top-quality phenolic resin, they do play and clean up well and I expect they'll hold up for a good time to come with proper maintenance.I hadn't had prior experience with this manufacturer's products bit I can say that I am extremely impressed with the quality and look of this set of balls. I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again. Highly Recommended.
Kevlar
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024
This is a nice looking and decent playing set of billiards balls for casual use, and my rating is based upon just that, casual use. They're round, they're pretty, and they work just fine. Occasional players will likely love these.I think it's important to point out, however, that these don't adhere to regulation standards. Per the WPA (World Pool Association), standard pool balls are to be between 5.5-6.0 ounces (156-170 grams). All of these balls exceed that weight, with the lightest weighing 172 grams (6.03 ounces), and the heaviest weighing 177 grams (6.24 ounces). And unfortunately it's the cue ball that weighs 177g. A heavier cue ball (in relation to the object balls) will be more difficult to "draw", i.e. put backspin on so it reverses direction or stops upon contact.Additionally, these are "likely" made of polyester resin, also not kosher per WPA rules. Sanctioned billiard balls are to be made of phenolic resin, which has much less friction and significantly more durability. I certainly can't swear to their composition, but it's very, very unlikely they're phenolic, based upon cost and the fact that phenolic resin isn't mentioned in the description.For comparison, my (more expensive) Dynaspheres Bronze (now Vanadium, same balls) all weigh between 169-170 grams, and are phenolic. My (much much more expensive) Aramith Tournament balls all weigh -exactly- 169 grams, period, and are phenolic.Like I said, most casual players will be perfectly happy with these. They're great for a home table with a bunch of friends and family banging balls around. It's only people that take the game seriously and are trying to improve their skills that would have issues.Photos show scale tared (zeroed), cue ball weight, and lightest object ball weight.
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