CPBA Competition Worsted Professional Pool Table Cloth – Fast Speed High Accuracy Pre-Cut Bed and Rails

I can’t express enough how happy I am with this cloth, I’ve played on every other name brand out there and for the money this is at the top of my list from now on, I love it

Not by any means a table mechanic, but I’m quite happy with this cloth/felt. There’s extra length to allow for a learning curve which I really appreciate.We bought a table about 6 months before ordering this and we reused the felt that we got with it. It was old and noticeably slow. As soon as I could forget how much of a pain in the rear it was to install, I ordered this. Install was easier since I now had experience with it. Stretch factor was not specified in the box/bag but it’s easily available here in the product description. Very little fibers to clean up and overall it was a great install.Will buy again without reservation. I can’t compare it to a simonis s as I have no experience with it but I will say it’s for sure faster than the napped cloth my table came with.

Good, very fast cloth....little hard to screech out though.

The media could not be loaded. Fantastic times 2 highly highly recommend 8th zone CPBA cloth and rubber these are k55 and 66 rubber with tournament blue cloth

Only had a few weeks, professionally installed after we purchased a used 8 foot Olhausen. Really like the Champion Blue color, worsted felt.

First, this cloth is great to play on, but it is challenging to install. If this is your first refelting project I'd suggesting something more forgiving. I'm happy with the results, but it took me 6+ hours to do. I feel like it would have only taken an hour or two with more forgiving cloth.I have an 8 foot table, so I ordered the 8' oversize cloth to ensure I had plenty to work with. It left me with about 6" of spare cloth in each direction and 2-3" to work with on the rails. I use the leftover cloth as breaking/jumping pads to make the cloth last longer.The cloth looks great and plays super fast. I can see quite a bit of stretch marks on the underside of the rails from where I over-stretched the material. They're are pretty consistent throughout the rails, so it's not distracting. After many tries, I was able to eliminate the "shadows" on the table bed so it looks perfectly smooth.This cloth is not very forgiving. Forming it into the pockets was nearly impossible. I ended up stapling it in place, then cutting the slits in the fabric and stapling them in place before carefully removing the first set of staples.After playing a few hours per day, the cloth had work well with some bruises from raised-cue shots. Overall is recommend this product.

Installed cloth in December. Play on it daily. It was a pain to install but it plays great. One problem. Threads in four places are fraying. Don't shoot jump shots. Just regular play. They seem to appear out of nowhere. Horse hair brush to clean. Will contact seller.Update. Contacted seller and replacement will be sent. Great customer service provided.

Absolutely love it!!! We changed the felt because we keep the table outdoors and the old felt was looking old. What we didn’t know was that this felt would completely change our game. Wow it is so fast and accurate. I’ve got my kids yelling out did you see the backspin on that ball. We are playing shots off 3 rails that we really couldn’t get away with accurately before. It’s like buying a whole new table. I made a few mistakes that I’ll talk about. I’m gonna do a little YouTube thing about it. If you have the money have a pro do it. I really only saved $200 by doing it myself. But the recognition from friends and family is worth much more. It’s not something most people would do as a personal project. The mistakes had nothing to do with the company or size of the felt. It was me learning in the process. Still what a wonderful difference. Now my son and his friends are playing every day. And so am I. So well worth it. I may do this every year depending on how it holds up with the new cover.Btw in choosing color. I found a YouTube piece that said black is the worst for playing with contrast. And brighter colors are better. My table is 90 years old so I wanted to go traditional.