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Bookmark or Share- Best Pool Ball Rack for 9 Ball and Straight PoolI prefer the heavy duty Diamond wood racks any day, at least for 8-ball and 9-ball. I will say for 14.1, the Diamond rack is a little too thick on the sides, which can create obvious issues if the 15th ball is left too close to the rack.
- Stories from "The Rack" in Detroit - AzBilliards ForumsThe Rack There has never been or will ever be another RACK! Thanks to big money men like Jew Paul, Freddie Salem and Al Sherman, the action started at $500 a game and $1,000 a pop was considered small action. And this is in 1970's dollars. There were many games for five and ten thou a rack One Hole, with much more being bet on the side.
- Does anybody actually LIKE the Sardo Tight-Rack?The Rack is great if you have NEW cloth and NEW balls to start with, Use the template, follow the instructions and you have a tight rack everytime. I've used and seen these racks in action in pool rooms and in tournaments. The players really like them because it eliminates the 'rack fixing and arguments' at the table during the matches.
- Review: The Accu-Rack by Outsville - AzBilliards ForumsThe 8 ball rack is a bit tougher and it has yielded a consistent 2nd ball break that forces the balls to the same side I was breaking from. I tried washing the 8 ball rack in the upper rack of my dishwasher and while it did not fall apart, the rack is now misshapen, perhaps from the drying feature of the dish washer.
- Best template rack? - AzBilliards ForumsThe magic rack must be used with super pro or better ball set. The turtle rack was designed with the Cyclop ball set in mind.. The outsville rack was designed to be used with just about any ball set. The outsville can be crumpled up then ironed flat again.. it’s fairly durable but nothing lasts forever’ Rob.M
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