Billiard Chalk Master, 12-pack

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The tip of the billiard cue (pomeranian) is chalked to create improved grip between the ball and the cue during a shot. The chalk acts like a clutch and allows for playing with spin. Without chalk, the tip would slip during shots that require spin. Therefore, the chalk should have good adhesion abilities. Product features: - 12-pack - Blue - For optimal ball control Contrary to common practice, the cue should not be twisted into the cube of chalk. Proper chalking is done by running the chalk cube horizontally over the pomeranian with short strokes. Suitable for carom billiards and pool billiards. In addition to complete billiard tables, Kübler Sport's online shop also offers numerous accessories such as billiard cues, billiard chalk, billiard balls, triangles, screw-on tips, ferrules, wall holders for cues, etc.
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The quality billiards cue chalk delivers a smooth and even coating that will not cake or flake. Apply the chalk to the tip of the cue stick to increase the friction between the cue tip and the struck ball, which minimizes a non-center hit miscue.