Ghost Chalk Mixed Pack
Ghost Chalk Mixed Pack
Description
Not sure which one to choose? Try both.
This set includes both versions of the chalk - green and gray - so you can feel the difference and find what suits your game best. Both are designed for consistency, keeping the same feel from the first use to months later, without changing depending on humidity or table conditions.
They stay on the tip longer, apply clean and evenly, and help reduce miscues without leaving any mess on balls, cloth, or your hands. Both also perform great on jump and break tips, giving you confidence across all parts of your game.
The unique butterfly shape is designed to stay in place on the table - it won’t roll around like round chalk, while still feeling comfortable and natural in your hand.
Used in competition by the current world number 1 player, Fedor Gorst, and tested at shows with great feedback from players who tried it. If you want to experience both and decide what you like more - this is the best place to start.
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Great chalk, I've been using it in my night league and a couple tournament I played and has a great grip and good cue ball control also another thing I have noticed is that it doesn't even seem that I have used it, chalk still looks brand new!!
Both chalks have excellent grip on the cueball. I particularly noticed this on my jump shots. Unlike the Taom, it coats my break and jump tips really well. Highly recommend!
I really love how smooth the chalk goes on. It’s a great product and I’ll recommend it to all my friends who play!
Fedor you signed a poster for me right after that grueling match with Buste at Buffalos. You asked meto let you know what I think. I’m in love with the gray. It grabs the ball soooo well!
This chalk is amazing! What a step up from the blue chalk I had been using and that I really liked. No more blue hands or blue chalk residue on a cue ball. The texture is so smooth that just a whisper of a swipe on the tip lasts longer than I've experienced with my previous chalk. Most importantly, we are having fun with the performance of the cue ball from various spin action. Wow! What was that? It's the Ghost Chalk. :)