Pure Phenolic Pool Balls Regulation Belgian Made Billiard Ball Set

These balls are beautiful and perform exceptionally well.

They dont have good looking, balls are supposed to be in white, but the white parts are very yellowed. and even the box is sealed but there are much dust on the balls. Just got a delivery for super pro. It has the same problem. Really disappointed. These are defected balls。 I just got the tournament set today. These balls are very beautiful. This is the color I have expected. Love it 😊. Don’t purchase other two versions because they’re old balls and don’t have good colors. I’ve posted the photos of all three versions, so you can see the differences

After 40 years my Premium Aramiths were finally showing their age. Why not get a new set of Aramith Tournaments? Absolutely brilliant product, shipped in perfect condition, delivered 1 day early. World class Gold Standard! I would give 6 stars if I could. Well done by the vender and Amazon. Would buy again, in a heartbeat!

My new Aramith Premium set arrived with the Aramith wrapper. The wrapper assures the balls are authentic Aramith and that they have not been tampered with since they left the factory. All balls are within the (+-0.005") 2.25" specification, with an average reading of 2.248". All balls are within 0.002" of the average. They are beautiful with vibrant colors, high gloss and no production scratches. I bought the Aramith Premium set to replace my old Aramith Premium set. After 25 years, they are -0.015" (1/64") out of specification. But, they are still very playable and look great. I viewed many reviews and photos of ball damage and chipping. This can certainly occur, but it is rare. Balls should not show cracks or pieces missing. However, if balls begin showing tiny chips which are eerily similar to each other, it is usually not the fault of the ball. Rather, it could be a table issue. There is a protruding staple or something else sharp and hard contacting the balls and causing the damage. When I first got my table, all balls eventually had tiny half moon chips. I discovered it was a pocket rivet. When a ball was pocketed hard, it would hit the rivet and leave a small chip. I covered all pocket rivets with adhesive felt and have never had the problem since. Fortunately, it was a cheaper set of balls that came with the table.

I've been playing pool off and on for more years than I like to admit. My brother and I have been playing once a week since he lost his wife. A good quality table and decent equipment make the game more enjoyable. My cue ball had a small crack for a while, and it finally developed into a little chip. The chip on the cue didn't seem to affect play, but I decided to replace the set anyway. I've always replaced entire sets to keep consistency between the balls. This time I went with the Aramith phenolic balls as they are renowned for their longevity. The Aramith company has been around for a while... so now I should be able to replace single damaged balls without the concern of a mismatched set. I might pick up one of the Aramith spotted balls just so I can see the spin that I've been using all of these years. These balls look nice, in an old fashioned sort of way. They have a yellowish tinge to them, and the stripes and numbering are a bit blurry. Aramith says that this is due to the hardness of the coating. The blurriness of these balls doesn't affect the way they play. Some ball sets have wild color schemes or the look of marble, and they play just as well too. At the time of this review, these balls were priced at around $200 for the set. I've read reviews that make it sound like the reviewer opened up the box and instantly started shooting like a pro. I like these balls, but they don't play significantly better than any of the ball sets I've had before. I think these reviewers might be experiencing the infamous high dollar golf club effect. So far I like these balls. Only time will tell if they were worth the money.

Super fast and shiny. Upon inspection the 7 ball had a very small surface defect. Not a big issue.

These are a great set of billiard balls. They look great and react very naturally when playing. I have had them for over a year now a play daily and no chips on any of ghe balls! I highly recommend this set for all your billiard playing!

Good quality.

The set was on a bit of a discount. They are top of the line balls - not absurd top of the line, but very very good. I am leaning pool. The calculation was spend about $60 more than I could for a fairly good ball set on the reasoning that I will probably never buy another set, and these will stay in excellent shape for decades or more. They really do have remarkable hard surfaces, brilliance and luster. And they are perfectly made.

Liking the change from white to black on the striped balls, although, it does take some getting use to.

I have played mine for a few years. No issues whatsoever! The look, after using the standard Premier balls, took a bit of getting used to when shooting. At first, I thought I might have ordered a smaller size by accident, but that was not to be. I love the design of these balls. To me, they are the best looking Aramith design on the market. But then, how a ball looks is just an opinionated thing. To each their own, eh brothers! Also, they’ve got that special sounding Aramith clack to them. They react well, off of each other, with plenty of snap! Pricey, but I’m glad to have found them!

Worth the extra money for anyone who enjoys playing pool.

Super high quality. Little getting used to for 8 ball with the black around the color instead of white, but great for 9 ball and 10 ball. Would Highly recommend