What chalk is ronnie using

[craigslater]

Does anyone know what chalk ronnie is using, i always thought he used triangle chalk but the one he's using at the minute isnt?

[Removal man stevie]

Don't no but next week it will be the next big thing to go with his new tips

[craigslater]

Lol i was thinking that! It looks to have red around the sides, mastercue maybe?

[DeanH]

Lol i was thinking that! It looks to have red around the sides, mastercue maybe?

Master chalk I think you meant, not been able to see a clear shot, or it could be an old triangle lump with the worn down paper side as it looks very worn down

[cueman]

Think its master chalk, I've seen him use this all season. Don't blame him either, much better than triangle, this actually sticks to the tip better.

[craigslater]

Sorry yes master chalk, it is red with white writing from what i could make out, was just wondering why he would swap away from triangle ive always used triangle and thought it was the best

[DeanH]

Sorry yes master chalk, it is red with white writing from what i could make out, was just wondering why he would swap away from triangle ive always used triangle and thought it was the best

well both are made by Tweeten but with slightly different composition
I think Master is better on laminates and very hard tips, Triangle for pressed and medium/soft.
obviously a very generalised comment and a personal opinion.
then lets not get into the different colours
like when Robertson was using the light grey Master chalk, thank god he stopped quickly as it was doing is game in big-time.

[Catch 22]

I've always used triangle chalk until I put the kamui tip on my cue and now I find the master chalk far better . The master chalk sticks to the kamui tip much better .

On a side note a friend tried the kamui chalk and it was bad for miscues ....he switched back to triangle and didn't have another miscue after that

[ClutchShooter]

Master chalk

[Dave Walton]

Green Master chalk also used by Stu Bingham and Martin Gould. Got some myself a couple of seasons ago to try, keep switching between it and triangle, not much difference to be honest, master is maybe fractionaly softer

[WelshPhantom]

It is master chalk.Saw a close up of the U.S.A flag on the side of it earlier.
Ive been using the stuff for years,I did use the tan at first but switched to green after a few people complained about the mess it left on the tables...dont blame them.

[Hello, Mr Big Shot]

I've always used triangle chalk until I put the kamui tip on my cue and now I find the master chalk far better . The master chalk sticks to the kamui tip much better .

On a side note a friend tried the kamui chalk and it was bad for miscues ....he switched back to triangle and didn't have another miscue after that

Kamui chalk is great, has virtually eliminated my miscues. However, it's too messy for snooker.

[Catch 22]

Kamui chalk is great, has virtually eliminated my miscues. However, it's too messy for snooker.

Yeah my mates hand was blue after 2 frames . Like a smurf . Unfortunatly it just wasn't good for him and he didn't have confidence in it because of his miscues . I have heard it's meant to be great and he was expecting good things from it . Il maybe give it a go next time I see him

[WelshPhantom]

Kamui chalk is great, has virtually eliminated my miscues. However, it's too messy for snooker.

Im sure the stuff is great but then there's the small matter of costing 30 quid for 1 cube

[Thinslice]

Well if its good enough for Ronnie its good enough for me,Depending on price of course