Aramith2-1/4" Regulation Size Billiard/Pool Ball: Super Pro Cup Cue Ball with 6 Red Dots

Look like a real deal, but need to play for awhile.

No Issues, love this cue ball. Its the only one that I use. Rolls great and love the red dots. Nuff' said

This ball is a must have to both give you reference points for striking position, and to allow you to see the ball’s lateral rotation while it is in motion. I liked it so much I bought an entire set of Aramith balls to go with it. Everyone loves them. They are bright, shiny, and more reactive than cheaper balls.

This ball is a good deal for the money. If your looking for a new Cue ball i look no further. I like the red dots on it so I can see the amount of english that i'm putting on cue ball to help me in prove. The packaging is very good and shipped out fast. The frist one I orderd did not show up and the amazon customer service sent me another ball the next day amd refunded my money.

I bought this Aramith Cueball to replace one that has, after several years, worn down more than 3/1000 of an inch. The cueball is, of course, involved in every collision and, after some time, it will shrink in circumference as can also happen to the 1-Ball, which is often racked in front (e.g., 9-Ball) and bears the full force of a power break shot. I measured the size of this particular new spotted cueball and it is perfect!

I wont say that it is going to turn you into Minnesota Fats, but the dots definitely help with developing your ball control. In my humble opinion I think it provides better feedback on what you are doing wrong as opposed to what you are doing right. There are times when I took certain shots that I was shocked to see what spin was actually being applied to the cue ball. Numerous times straight shots (or what I thought was straight) turned out to put fairly strong spin on the cue ball. I think that anyone who gets this ball will definitely be able to use it to improve their game if they take it seriously and study what they are doing.

Genuine Aramith quality. I've used the cheaper "store" brand measles/TV cue balls before on my home table and when you practice drills and breaks repeatedly you begin to wear the cloth in certain areas of the table. I like to use the TV ball when practicing to be able to see how much spin I'm using for cue ball position but had to go back to the original plain "red circle" cue ball that came with my Super Aramith Pro ball set to preserve the cloth on my table. Now with my new Super Aramith Pro Cup cue ball with "burn spot resistant" technology I can practice all I want anywhere on the table without making those annoying white burn streaks.Thanks Aramith!

For a while we've just been playing with the ball set that came with the table 5 years ago. They wouldn't role straight and wouldn't really react well to english. This ball looks like it has a motor in it compaired to the regular resin balls when it comes to applying english and roles true and accurately. Although the one thing I will say is that the ball was scuffed on the first game and after a few its got a few mino scuffs and a ding in it. Aramith Duramith technology is supposed to resist these things but I guess they hyped it up a litttle bit too much and set my expectations higher than they should be lol. Ultimately it's a great ball and for the price you can't go wrong although if it picks up more scuffs and dings I might have to get another one.