Hainsworth vs West of England

[HemiRR]

We are going to re-cloth the tables in our Seniors Snooker Club. There is a great variance in skill level with in the club eg happy with 16 to century runners. Needless to say there are frequent miscues and cloth scuffing occurs when there are miscues when attempting to apply bottom.


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[NorthWestJunior]

By the sounds of the range of player skill that is going to be playing you need to compomise between durability and playability. I don't know much on

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[Terry Davidson]

I have tried both the 6811 and #10 on my own table and I've just ordered a Hainsworth 'Precision'. The Precision is only weighted at 20oz and I think

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[TWorth]

Both Hainesworth and Strachan Stroud have websites that may assist. For example, 6811 Tournament is 30 oz and 100% wool. Hainesworth Smart is 450 gs

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[steveb72]

I have just had my table recovered in Strachan 6811 Tournament cloth by GCL

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[cueman]

How old was your previous cloth Steve? I used to think 6811 was the better cloth but found that after a while its became very unresponsive, whereas th

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[Nott]

I find buying cloth frustrating and feels like a gamble everytime. It seems to vary alot from roll to roll.
Personally I will stay away from 6

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[chas6868]

I have the smart cloth, and have miscued a few deep screw duffers and took bad chunks out the cloth,as Steve says he had also done and noticed more d

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