Description
Comes in packs of one, two, six or nine. Best suited to snooker, but can be used for any cuesport.
Taom Snooker Chalk 2.0
15.00 € – 109.00 €
Beloved by players like Mark Williams and Shaun Murphy, Taom’s Snooker Chalk 2.0 is simply a classic.
It’s easy to see why – no kicks, no bad contacts, excellent control, and no residue. And to top it off, this snooker chalk is extraordinarily durable, lasting twice as long as any other product on the market.
Additional information
| Quantity | Single, Double, 6-Pack, 9-Pack |
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4 reviews for Taom Snooker Chalk 2.0
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Mike –
Love it. After the first nights play with it we had no kicks and the quality
of the contact between balls is excellent. Having cleaned the table before
we played, it looked pretty much the same at the end of the night, no chalk
marks and this also seemed to prevent big bounces. It looks to be hard
wearing too which helps with the price. Defo worth it though.
Marlborogh Snooker –
Great Chalk, much better contact than normal chalk and seems to react better. Price is quite high though but hopefully in time price will come down.
Fasih –
I tried the chalk from a friend who bought and its the best chalk ever been created for Snooker.
Kicks are almost gone forever!
Jacco –
I bought version 2.0 in April 2018. I play about two evenings a week + competition on Saturdays and I started on my second piece of chalk last month. The past 18 months have been virtually kick free, whereas kicks were very noticeable with my old chalk. Rolling in reds very slowly around the black spot gives very reproducible results. As others have commented, after several hours of playing the table and the balls still look clean (my team mates also use TAOM 2.0). I have been playing snooker for over 20 years and I have not noticed an increase in miscues after switching to TAOM 2.0. I would definitely recommend this chalk (I have not tried version 1.0 and I have not yet tried the new soft version).