Pro triangle chalk

[chidles2]

I'm thinking of buying the pro triangle chalk as dark green triangle chalk is hard to find.
Has anybody used this or is there a better option for dark green?

[DeanH]

Pro triangle chalk

if you mean the triangle spruce chalk I have a few lumps left

[anish147]

if you mean the triangle spruce chalk I have a few lumps left

What have you switched to Dean?

[DeanH]

Pro triangle chalk

nope still on spruce
And it is brilliant with the MW Supertip I got from a member late last year, the combo really works for me.
I am not a heavy chalker so still have a few lumps
thought about the pro when it came out but heard it can be messy.

[Neil Taperell]

Agree , far too messy .

[Ninja.cues]

It's messy and found I got far too many kicks with it.
Stopped getting so much when I stopped using it.

[Dave Walton]

It can be a bit messy but it grips great, I really like it.

[jamesg19851]

Yh, I can only echo what others have said, it's messy and if you're not careful it can end up staining the shaft. Having said that it does cover the tip very well.

I've tried most types of chalk, I like Taom the best, it's the least messy and seems to cover the tip nicely once it is bedded in.

[TooDark]

I have to say that I like it and find it no more messy than other chalks. Also don’t need as much chalking as well if your that way inclined as stays on tip longer. Great with harder laminated tips I find.

[the_unrepentant]

I don't find it messy at all. It holds onto the tip really well and leaves absolutely no marks on the table. I have just extensively tested Triangle Pro versus Taom and it beats it hands down. I can't stand using standard Triangle as it leaves far too many streaks all over the table which I hate. I cannot praise Triangle Pro enough. I guess we are all different but after giving Taom a really good 3 month trial its god awful stuff and I'm struggling to work out what all the fuss is about. The words 'Snake Oil' spring to mind.