2 1/4" Pool Cue Ball with Six Dots and Professional AAAA Grade Billiards Cue Ball, Set of 1

I can feel the density of this ball compared to usual polyester resin balls I have alot of balls around and this feels like a phenolic ball .. the finish is extremely glossy or wearing at all and I train 6 hours a day.. great deal for the money

This practice ball has helped me a lot to practice my angles and different shots. It's been awhile since I played and I feel like I have some catching up to do so I'm glad I got this to help me out. The printing on it is really nice, it feels weighted just right and it's smooth all around, no issues there.

This target practice ball is very precise, the dots on the ball show just how precise you need to be when striking the cue ball. The ball is very smooth and seems to be the proper weight. The ball feels just like any other pool ball. While not very aesthetic I have no complaints regarding the construction or design.If you are trying practice your precision in shooting I would recommend giving this a try. It may not be effective for everyone but I recommend giving it a try.

I wanted to get something to see my English in action and to practice different shots with more consistency. I really like the amount of information that this ball has as watching it shows what the ball is doing after my cue hits it and then what's happening after it makes contact with another ball or a rail. I really like seeing this ball react and have been enjoying working with it.

The media could not be loaded.  This ball is excellent for understanding cue tip position and spin on ball. Draw, top english, side spin, stun shots, etc. become much easier to see with the candy striped cue ball. Quality is good also. Accurate weight and clear markings.When using this ball, my biggest learning was that you don't have to hit the ball with much force to generate effective rotation on the cue ball. It guides me to use less force on the stroke which has made my shots more accurate and make more shots.I especially benefited from mild bottom English shots where I try to have cue ball hit the object ball with no spin. Like a drag draw shot, the cue ball leaves the tip with backspin but by the time the cue ball meets the object ball the backspin has ended and the strike occurs with no spin. This shot makes the cue ball very controllable and causes the cue ball to stay put. A little more or less backspin on this shot helps micro adjust where the cue ball ends up for the next shot.

Works well as a cue ball. While it’s brand new and polished it doesn’t show chalk marks as much as I’d hoped, but I’m hopeful. I’m using it for my break shot to know where I’m hitting the cue ball with more power.

Really great way to see, learn, and practice how where you hit the cue effects its trajectory. Whether youre trying to curve the ball or are figuring out how different spins interact with another ball this gives you the consistency of knowing exactly where youre striking the cue everytime.

I ordered the HMQQ 2 1/4" Pool cue Ball Training Ball.This is a nicely printed and finished cue ball. I've had my pool table since 1970 and have never had a training ball like this (never knew it existed). I've only used it for a few dozen test shots but it will be fun using to try and up my game. I wish it came with instructions in the box or, better yet, a link to a video, but I saved off and printed out the one instructions in one of the photos on the product page, as well as some additional instructions from the product page of a similar product.I would have given it 5 stars but I subtracted one for no instructions being included in the box.

Just what I ordered

Good quality for the price