Cyclop Red Dot Single Cue Ball
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Cyclop TV cue ball. This is the same cue ball you see on many of the pro tournaments world wide. The Cyclop cue ball is constructed of highly configured Phenolic resin allowing for durability while keeping its shine longer than the standard cue ball.
PRICE: $25.00
$12.50
Product ID : CYRDCB
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Reviewed by gshiga18
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"Cyclop Red Dot Single Cue Ball"
at seyberts.com
"Cyclop Red Dot Single Cue Ball"
at seyberts.com
My Favorite Cue Ball
This is a great cue ball. Nice bright white finish, and it has a great durable finish that performs will on the table and stays glossy. This ball is also easy to clean and chalk marks don't seem to stay on this ball.
I have the Cyclop ball set, and I didn't like the standard cue ball that came with that set. It had almost an opalescent thin outer layer, which made it hard for me to correctly aim the cue ball edge to the contact point on the object ball. Many people complained about that cue ball, so Cyclop changed the cue ball and is providing this new cue ball. This has become my favorite cue ball for practice, and is well worth the $20 price tag. If you don't need a magnetic cue ball, then this is a much better ball than the Aramith Green Logo cue ball. This ball is more durable, performs well on the felt, and stays clean.
I also have the Super Aramith "measles" cue ball, but I like this ball better. The measles ball is hard to clean, and I get just as good action (if not better) using this cue ball.
I have the Cyclop ball set, and I didn't like the standard cue ball that came with that set. It had almost an opalescent thin outer layer, which made it hard for me to correctly aim the cue ball edge to the contact point on the object ball. Many people complained about that cue ball, so Cyclop changed the cue ball and is providing this new cue ball. This has become my favorite cue ball for practice, and is well worth the $20 price tag. If you don't need a magnetic cue ball, then this is a much better ball than the Aramith Green Logo cue ball. This ball is more durable, performs well on the felt, and stays clean.
I also have the Super Aramith "measles" cue ball, but I like this ball better. The measles ball is hard to clean, and I get just as good action (if not better) using this cue ball.
