hey Brandon have you ever weighed the blue and black dots ? and if so what did you find because I am having more problems with the black dot than the pro cup and was told they are identical , the blue dot feels like an old cold heavy rock compared to a red dot or a pro cup to me at least and definatly it seems to affect the deflection .
Good one bro for now am using a normal cue ball it sucks based on spins am planing on buying the pro cup only to use it when I play in a tarven here i stay is a pool operated table I have played with it it can roll back out after a scratch is awesome bro😂💯
Hi Brandon, I am wondering if the harder resin on the pro cup would greatly reduce the life span of other ball set with softer resin when they are played together, especially the break shot.
is a billiad ball completely solid? or is a inner core of different mateial?i heard something else i heard years ago...the 7 ball is the heaviest because of the red color,i think the guy was just pulling my leg.
lets weigh and measure equipment for a very precise sport we will not use the metric system because murica listen dude metric is more precise and literally only 3 countries in the world use the imperial system usa liberia and burma so you could have at least added a subtitle or a little note in the metric system here let me help you diameter 57,2 mm and weighs 170 g
Do you realize how dumb your comment is? I was born here I have no control over what weight system we use. I have no control over what my government does and your government doesn't do. Just because you are from USA, doesn't mean you invented all the things in the USA, It doesn't mean every bad thing USA has done is your fault, It doesn't mean you agree with what USA is doing. So your comment makes very little sense to pick at us for using imperial weight system. We don't care We are used to it and we're going to stick with it.
This is very sad, but your imperial system is shitty. And this experiment just proved it again. You have to use metric weighing-machine, way more precise since 1oz is equal to 28gramms. But the topic of the video in general is interesting.
Yeah if he used grams he'd see that the red dot is actually around 158-159 grams and the pro cup (measles) ball and most other premium set cue balls are around 168-169 grams. That's the reason for the play difference in the red dot and measles. They're made from the same resin.
Good job Brandon with the added 4K !
hey Brandon have you ever weighed the blue and black dots ? and if so what did you find because I am having more problems with the black dot than the pro cup and was told they are identical , the blue dot feels like an old cold heavy rock compared to a red dot or a pro cup to me at least and definatly it seems to affect the deflection .
I've been playing with a pro cup for about 2 years now, and i can't play with another cue ball anymore...
Good one bro for now am using a normal cue ball it sucks based on spins am planing on buying the pro cup only to use it when I play in a tarven here i stay is a pool operated table I have played with it it can roll back out after a scratch is awesome bro😂💯
Hi Brandon, I am wondering if the harder resin on the pro cup would greatly reduce the life span of other ball set with softer resin when they are played together, especially the break shot.
one of your competitors said that the English snooker cue ball is smaller then the American Cuba do you know anything about that
the last one is 3/8s
is a billiad ball completely solid? or is a inner core of different mateial?i heard something else i heard years ago...the 7 ball is the heaviest because of the red color,i think the guy was just pulling my leg.
+ericou812 Aramith balls are completely solid, all the way through. They all weigh the same, regardless of the color.
hello Brandon,do you know about Chinese eight ball?do they use the same ball size with the American Pool`ball?
+John Aaronson As far as I know, they use the standard set of balls as we do for American pool: 2 1/4" balls.
Should have measured by grams to show the minute differences
hello Brandon.. which one of those cue ball would u suggest for 8 ball on bar box?
+Jorie Foote I suggest the Red Circle for nearly any type of play.
im not trying to be picky but when you talk about objects and close mass you need an analytical balance
lets weigh and measure equipment for a very precise sport
we will not use the metric system because murica
listen dude metric is more precise and literally only 3 countries in the world use the imperial system
usa liberia and burma so you could have at least added a subtitle or a little note in the metric system
here let me help you diameter 57,2 mm and weighs 170 g
Do you realize how dumb your comment is? I was born here I have no control over what weight system we use. I have no control over what my government does and your government doesn't do. Just because you are from USA, doesn't mean you invented all the things in the USA, It doesn't mean every bad thing USA has done is your fault, It doesn't mean you agree with what USA is doing. So your comment makes very little sense to pick at us for using imperial weight system. We don't care We are used to it and we're going to stick with it.
This is very sad, but your imperial system is shitty. And this experiment just proved it again. You have to use metric weighing-machine, way more precise since 1oz is equal to 28gramms. But the topic of the video in general is interesting.
Yeah if he used grams he'd see that the red dot is actually around 158-159 grams and the pro cup (measles) ball and most other premium set cue balls are around 168-169 grams. That's the reason for the play difference in the red dot and measles. They're made from the same resin.