The Quest for Chalk

[Phil C]

Yes Neil. You only need one swipe across your tip and you're good to go

[Neil Taperell]

Can't remember if i tried the Master Green , isn't this the one that is quite dusty when you use it ?

[Ninja.cues]

So that's my excuse for missing

Using that pro stuff, I've never had so many kinds off balls and was starting to get them almost every few frames...

[blahblah01]

Did try the pro triangle chalk but got more kicks than I've ever had so binned it...

So that's my excuse for missing

[vmax4steve]

The dye used to colour the chalk has an effect on whether it sticks to the cue ball, the darker the colour the worse it seems to be. I'm now using Master grey; now I'm not sure of this but I think it's the natural colour before any dye is used so it shouldn't stick to the cue ball as much.
As it's grey you can't see it very well if it does, but I'm not getting as many kicks now and the tip grips the cue ball just as well as the Master green I used to use.

[travisbickle]

For hard tips Masters green is the best without a doubt

[Phil C]

Also use masters green

[Dredd46]

One for masters green

[Ninja.cues]

Current chalk is just about at the kaput stage. So I thought I would shout out to the masses and see what the preferred option is. I think i'm currently using blue triangle chalk. Does green or blue make a difference and brand etc???

I use to use the green triangle chalk but changed to master's green.
Did try the pro triangle chalk but got more kicks than I've ever had so binned it...

[Dredd46]

Current chalk is just about at the kaput stage. So I thought I would shout out to the masses and see what the preferred option is. I think i'm currently using blue triangle chalk. Does green or blue make a difference and brand etc???