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Taom Chalk Difference. As a pool player first and foremost, the first thing i noticed with the new v10 from taom was how well it covered the tip. However, the last few years has seen a major switch to a newly developed chalk called taom. Outlasting any other billiards chalk on the market, v10 provides enough friction to take those tricky shots. Historically, chalks such as triangle were used by professional snooker players. I much prefer the v10 as it seems to stick to harder tips better. The folks over at taom billiards have been making some fine chalks over the years. However, the two most popular right now are the pyro and the new v10 chalks. A great chalk for pool and snooker players! Overall good chalk and does last longer than. Secondly, similar to the pyro, there was very few marks left on the table after 30 minutes. Of all the chalks tested to date, taom, kamui roku, and predator pure are the best at not sticking to the cb, so they will result in less frequent and less severe cling/skid/kick. The chalk of the pros. I’ve used the v10 and v2 (regular). Available in different versions, taom was developed to help reduce the number of kicks and bad contacts in the game. Endorsed by top players like john higgins, v10 is a feat of taom engineering.

Outlasting any other billiards chalk on the market, v10 provides enough friction to take those tricky shots. Endorsed by top players like john higgins, v10 is a feat of taom engineering. Available in different versions, taom was developed to help reduce the number of kicks and bad contacts in the game. As a pool player first and foremost, the first thing i noticed with the new v10 from taom was how well it covered the tip. I much prefer the v10 as it seems to stick to harder tips better. However, the two most popular right now are the pyro and the new v10 chalks. I have used the gold soft taom and pyro, but the improvement was noticeable. However, the last few years has seen a major switch to a newly developed chalk called taom. Of all the chalks tested to date, taom, kamui roku, and predator pure are the best at not sticking to the cb, so they will result in less frequent and less severe cling/skid/kick. I’ve used the v10 and v2 (regular).

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Taom Chalk Difference Overall good chalk and does last longer than. The chalk of the pros. Secondly, similar to the pyro, there was very few marks left on the table after 30 minutes. However, the last few years has seen a major switch to a newly developed chalk called taom. The folks over at taom billiards have been making some fine chalks over the years. I’ve used the v10 and v2 (regular). Available in different versions, taom was developed to help reduce the number of kicks and bad contacts in the game. A great chalk for pool and snooker players! Of all the chalks tested to date, taom, kamui roku, and predator pure are the best at not sticking to the cb, so they will result in less frequent and less severe cling/skid/kick. Overall good chalk and does last longer than. Endorsed by top players like john higgins, v10 is a feat of taom engineering. Outlasting any other billiards chalk on the market, v10 provides enough friction to take those tricky shots. I have used the gold soft taom and pyro, but the improvement was noticeable. However, the two most popular right now are the pyro and the new v10 chalks. Historically, chalks such as triangle were used by professional snooker players. As a pool player first and foremost, the first thing i noticed with the new v10 from taom was how well it covered the tip.