Love the V10 chalk! My shaft and hands are much cleaner, but more importantly, it leaves far less marks on the cueball. This way, there’s less chance of kick/cling from the chalk smudge throwing the balls more. Instead of transferring to the cueball, it either stays on the tip, or flakes of at impact, keeping your shaft and cueball cleaner. This essentially means more consistency, which really does effect the game. No other chalks really do that well. I think “chalk tests” where each brand is tested on how long the chalk stays on the tip really comes down to a few things. If the shaft has rotated at all since the last hit- you get fresh chalk (cause it it’s the side of the tip, not head on). The stroke and tip placement of the tester must be perfect. The type, brand, and wear of the tip matters too. And this also assumes you want chalk to last that long. I’m not sure it should be a selling point for chalk to last that long before “miscuing” anyway…It lends itself towards not having a stable pre-shot routine.

Nice review. To add on a little more. Chalks like Predator, Masters,Blue Diamond and a few others really tend to mark up the cue ball which can cause "Cling". I have yet to try the Kamui Roku or Taoms offering. I am a bit hesitant because I heard these chalks tend to be "creamy". I prefer a "gritty "chalk and have really enjoyed the Russian Magic Chalk. Its fairly clean and has a good price point. Great video! Thanks again!

Glad to see your vid on the Taom V10 ...will pick some up instead of Kamui (which is also good chalk but pricey)

Good stuff brother!

Ich benutze die V10 seit 3 Wochen und bin begeistert.

The V10 is just excellent chalk to play with and it's not messy at all. That's why it is worth it's $$$. Most chalks of the same price are generally very messy and greasy. The V10 I can layer onto the tip like a normal playing chalk (Masters, Diamond, Magic) but also it stays on the tip longer than those cheaper chalks do and stays off the table as well. When playing with Kamui of the same price/caliber I feel like I am playing with blue makeup that marks up the table very easily although it does provide exceptional grip on the cue ball it comes with a price.

I used this chalk for fun, it came in new with the jim rempe training ball. Can’t see chalk mark at all on the training ball 😂 it’s very clean and grippy. Re chalk about every 10-15 shots but I wasn’t really counting, just focus on strokes and other things

This chalk is clean A/F. If you own your on table it's very nice.

Yeah the new predator chalk was supposed to be this fall but I was talking to a predator pro and found out it won’t be out until next year

I don’t care what people say I love the master chalk it’s my go to very nice chalk and for price

Is there a difference between the Taom V10 and Pyro besides the color?

Super. Vielen Dank! Nutze aktuell Carbon mit Roku, will aber auf Holz zurück und dann ist eine Kreide mit sehr wenig blueing sehr gut 👍🏻

My friends use this chalk and they enjoy using it

Whats the best Toam chalk? The 2.0 or the v10 or Pyro

I already love this chalk I just came here to figure out how to pronounce taom

What tip do you use? I use a hard tip and triangle is useless for this tip.. I find predator or masters to be the best but messy.. How does v10 chalk a hard tip?

Sniper Chalk: hold my 🍺

V10 best chalk period. But also this video should have never been done using tape on the ball, thats just MHO.

So, no one noticed how the TAOM shots were absolutely consistent in behaviour in a way all the others weren't?

Anybody know how the Taom V10 compares to the Taom Pyro

Is that your pool table

I honestly with cuetec came up with a chalk

*DOESNT REALLY MATTER IF CHALK GETS 10-15 HITS. NO PLAYER, ESPECIALLY NO PRO PLAYER IS GOING TO SHOOT 10 SHOTS BEFORE RECHALKING*

If it was square I'd get it but being round it's harder to grip. So I'll stay away

Probably better to get training ball to make sure you hit it in the same place every time. Not too sure what this test proved exactly but ok

Kamui .98 is Way Better !!!

This is very superficial. You have concentrated on only ONE aspect of the chalk - why? Snooker professionals now use Taom chalk but not particularly because of what you have shown in this video. In fact many of the commenters here have given a better idea why snooker pros use it. Another reason is that pro snooker players hate getting what they call 'kicks' and also different rebounds from the cushion. They say Taom chalk cures these problems.

This means nothing. You’re supposed to chalk before every shot.

*THE CHALK COST 30 DOLLARS IT HAS TO BE BETTER RIGHT?* *ASK EFREN OR EARL WHO USE MASTER CHALK AND ELK MASTER TIPS. THE LEAST EXPENSIVE ITEMS AVAILABLE AND THE BEST POOL PLAYERS. FOOD FOR THOUGHT..SUCKAS*