Simonis Cloth 860 Pool Table Cloth, Tournament Blue, 9ft

The Simonis 860 is my first time using it. I am used to having my Olhausen table run much faster than that. There has been no pilling or fuzzing so far. It would be wise to buy the DVD that covers specifically Simonis cloth installation if you want to install it yourself. You will find instructions for determining the stretch index and correctly sequencing the columns. It is well worth your time and effort to install a piece of cloth correctly if you are spending so much on it. In my opinion, the only negative that I would mention is that most sellers price cloths based on table size. If you order a specific size table, you get just enough material to cover the table and rails without any extras. If they provided enough coverage for an additional rail, in case you make a mistake, that'd be great. Having to keep your finger on the pulse knowing you cannot make a mistake is somewhat nerve-racking. You know, you know, I should have a professional handle this project. Whenever I'm asked to do something, I get it done My table was covered when it was new by a "professional" who delivered a terrible job. After doing this myself, I see that I could have done a better.

Sierra Long

| Jan 28, 2021

Tournament blue is easy on the eyes, which makes it easier to see the balls. Tournament blue is easy on the eyes, which makes it easier to see the balls. The "darker" chalk leaves fewer visible marks than the "lighter" chalk.

Sienna Harper

| Aug 18, 2020

The cloth they sell is even more resistant. I would spend a little more money to get this Despite the fact that my home pool table was less than a year old, it has several tears in the cloth. It is rare for me to miss cue, I do not jump or massee on my table and I don't see anyone else doing it either. Fortunately, I can run at least 30 balls so I amn't a terrible player and I am certainly not a beginner. Compared to years past, Simonis is far less reliable than it used to be. A table for 6 that I had 15 years ago had begun to break down I've owned the cloth for seven years and it has never been torn. After a year, this cloth has almost 10 small rips that you can see the fibers pulling up, which is just total garbage for a few hundred dollars' worth of fabric. The cloth has tears in it, and I asked Simonis about the warranty on it a few times, but I did not receive direct responses indicating it was my fault. It has a Simonis cloth from 10 years ago that has not been torn and is not highly resistant. I play in a pool hall down the street that has a similar cloth from 10 years ago. Despite having used the same pool cue and tips for over a decade, the equipment is still the same. There hasn't been a change in my equipment. There is only one change in terms of quality of cloth. In a nutshell, Simonis said that tears are common without a HR cloth, and basically put the blame squarely on my shoulders. It is recommended to use high-resistance cloth on tables at a hotel or high traffic area, not at home for playing video games It takes 10 hours per week to complete the task. It's a little disappointing since Simonis is considered the "name" of the billiard cloth brand. Let me see if there are any other alternatives. How can they sell a product that is so easy to rip why even sell a product that can't The purchase was a complete waste of money, and I will have to have the table remade It felt as soon as it began. Photos uploaded, hopefully they can be seen ok (not all marks were The number of total events that occur per year is about ten). Hopefully they will start making better quality cloth at some point so everyone won't have to buy tournament quality cloth for their home games. It was necessary to re-report It is inexcusable that feelings are felt one year later.

Roberto Potts

| Jun 08, 2021