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Hi, im needing to buy snooker chalk but im not to sure what to buy, ive seen green triangle chalk and black masters chalk but im unsure whats the best to buy.. thanks in advance for any help given
an ex-pool team mate of mine used black chalk for a time, he stopped using it after 1) the rest of us told him to because of all the marks on the cloth and the cue ball, and 2) he found it did not give a nice hit (subjective to him obviously) and he was constantly chalking to maintain coverage on the tip.
I would say green triangle holds the best ( I've played with ) plus any other colour marks the table and balls had a guy play with red In the pool league he played 2 games and it looked awful wasn't happy as we look after our table .
Only if you're playing on a black baize! If you're playing on green baize then the chalk marks will show and maybe stain the cloth.
I also find colored chalk leaves marks on the cue ball more as well, red triangle is something I've tried and my opponent was complaining about red marks on the cue ball putting him off! Depends if you have no morals and play dirty but if you're a gent like me play with spruce!
Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning...
Green Triangle for me, used master chalk recently and found it 1- didnt last as long as my triangle chalk did and 2-was much more softer and didnt coat aswell if that makes sense :/
Do Not Mock The Snake For Having No Legs, For Who Is To Say One Day It May Become A Dragon!:disgust:
KRO..
My friend just got a new table with black cloth and got some black chalk with it, even with black cloth he stopped using the black chalk within a couple of frames as it made such a mess of the cue ball, it was easier just to brush the green chalk from the table every session.
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