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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
Works great
Pete Kimber
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2024
You can't beat Aramith !!
Klinti Polo
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
It works perfectly with the Valley tables that we play on our APA League. It should work with any tables at the bar that use a magnetic cue ball. Worth it!
Kenneth Rosenwald
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024
So happy a great product.
Steven R.
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024
This is the ball that should be in a Valley coin op table. It's the Valley Tournament ball. I have a beat up one, this nice one, and the new purple panther one. They play great.
Chantelle
Reviewed in Canada on January 5, 2021
Ball does not work as advertised, magnet is far to weak. I bought this to replace my old magnetic ball. Old one still works fine, this one does not work.
Gerry Coombs
Reviewed in Canada on April 8, 2021
Works great...more control with the cue..always returns unlike other products ive used
Stéphane Aubin
Reviewed in Canada on April 12, 2020
Fonctionne très bien avec ma table
Joe schmo
Reviewed in Canada on May 22, 2019
No original packaging, could easily be a rip off brand..does not meet aramith expectations..
mwtravlr
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2017
Although I had the original cue ball (which came with my Aramith set purchased 20 years ago, and is tinted more "yellowish-cream colored") and had purchased an Aramith cue ball with multiple red dots (which is great for assessing the spin being applied to the cue ball), I purchased this cue ball to take with me when playing APA league matches on bar tables which require a magnetic cue ball, because many of the bar table cue balls have been played with so much they feel "sluggish" and often have chips.I now have three cue balls, and this, by far is my favorite. Not only is the white-white color more pleasant to the eyes, the ball seems to be more responsive to English, especially to draw spin. Since the ball is the same weight as the other cue balls.However, this ball is also easily marked by chalk. Wiping the ball after each rack will help keep it clean. But if blue or green chalk is used, the ball will be marked up and it is extremely difficult to keep marks off the ball. I started taking this with me to play APA pool on "bar box" tables, but am unhappy with how it is getting ugly blue marks all over it. So I'm going to buy the more expensive "purple logo" Aramith cue ball with Duramith technology, as it is supposed to have a harder finish and not be as susceptible to marks from dark chalk.
Jerry B
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2012
This is a magnetic cue ball which returns in many coin operated pool tables, yet it plays almost exactly like the standard cue ball you would play with in a pool hall. It's amazing that they're able to produce such a good facsimile of a professional weight cue ball which still returns in bar tables.Note that it will not return in all tables. Coin operated tables typically use three methods to get the cue ball to return: a cue ball which is much heavier than the other balls, a cue ball which is much bigger than the other balls, or a cue ball which has metal in it, which a magnet in the pool table pulls to the side so that it returns to the shooter rather than going down with the other balls.So the table needs to be one which has the magnet, and it needs to be set up and adjusted so that it works, which is not always the case. But this is a FANTASTIC cue ball which hits just like a professional cue ball even though it returns on properly set up coin-op tables.
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