CUEELF Billiard Ball Set 2-1/4 Inch 16 Balls for Pool Tables Professional Pool Balls

There are some TOP OF THE LINE BILLIARD BALLS. We bought them with full intentions on using them at our pool table here in our playroom. Well we like them so much that we decided to keep them, put them aside & NOT USE THEM. Because they look so dang cool. They look exactly like they do in the photos in the descriptions. They are the right size & weight.These balls are PERFECT IN EVERYWAY.I would definitely recommend them.

Absolutely love the way these balls look. And they practically explode on the break. The ONLY thing that is a bit annoying is the fact that the 8-ball looks exactly like every other solid ball. Even the number on the 8-ball is identical to the other balls. If this were different we'd be looking at the most perfect set of billiard balls ever made.

We had the generic pool balls that came with our table when we purchased it one year ago. Our game has improved since then so we upgraded to better cue sticks and wanted to get some premium balls to stand out as well. I like the appearance of these marble pool balls as they have bold, attractive colors and guests comment on how unique they look. The surface is glossy and the numbers are clearly printed on each ball. Despite the other review listed, I found all the balls to be exactly 5.8 to 5.9 ounces. The World Billiard Association specifies that all balls must be 5.5 to 6.0 ounces, so they are not out of range and performed well in play. My only complaint is that these were more expensive than other similarly listed premium balls on Amazon and there were a couple of flaws in the marble pattern (See my last photo above). For the price, I expect there to be no defects in appearance even if it does not affect playability.

These billiard balls are of a good quality and have lasted several months of play without scratching or cracking, even with repeated hard breaking while playing eight-ball. The pearlescent finish and modern silver and black colors are fantastic looking on the table! If I am being super picky, the balls do play as if they are somewhat lighter and more elastic than expensive phenolic resin sets. But the balls in this set are very uniform in weight and roundness and roll true. I don't like the fact that it is difficult to locate the eight ball because it looks exactly like the other "solids", but that is the trade-off for such an amazing "space-age" style set of balls.