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Aramith

The Belgian standard. Phenolic balls since 1923.

About Aramith

Aramith is the Belgian Saluc company — the only producer of phenolic balls in the world at this quality level. Since 1923 the standard at WPA World Championships, Mosconi Cup, US Open, World Snooker Championship. Models Premier (basic pool), Tournament TV Pro (yellow stripes for TV), Super Aramith Pro (tournament), Duramith (pro tour), Aramith 1G (snooker) — all with near-eternal durability (200x longer than cheap polyester balls).

Featured models and products

  • ✦ Aramith Premier — entry-level pool set (~$100-150) — 15 numbered + cue, 2 1/4"
  • ✦ Tournament TV Pro — yellow stripes instead of red for TV, top-tier tour (~$180-230)
  • ✦ Super Aramith Pro — WPA tournament pool standard (~$230-380)
  • ✦ Duramith — harder resin, pro tour (~$380-650), 200x longer lifespan
  • ✦ Aramith 1G — snooker (2 1/16", 22 balls), Aramith carom set (3 balls 61.5 mm)

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FAQ — Aramith

Which Aramith balls should I buy?
Premier (~$100-150) — start for amateurs, 15+1 complete set. Tournament TV Pro ($180-230) — if you play tournaments/streaming in a club (yellow stripes = better visibility). Super Pro ($230-380) — full tournament WPA standard. Duramith ($380-650) — top pro tour, 200x more durable. Home Premier or Tournament is enough, club Super Pro.
Aramith vs polyester balls — worth it?
Definitely worth it. Polyester balls (cheap "home billiard set" ~$40-60) have an average 3-6 month lifespan of regular play (yellow, lose color, deform). Aramith Premier plays the same after 5 years as day one — much lower cost per frame long-term.
How much do Aramith snooker balls cost?
Aramith 1G snooker set (22 balls 52.5 mm): $300-450. Aramith Premier snooker (starter): $200-300. Compare: Aramith carom balls (3 balls 61.5 mm): $130-200. Snooker balls do NOT fit on a pool table (52.5 mm vs 57.2 mm) and vice versa.
How to care for Aramith balls?
Phenolic balls are very durable but need cleaning — chalk and hand oils stick to the surface and cause skidding. Use Aramith Ball Cleaner (liquid) or Ball Restorer (~$15-25), soft cloth no abrasives. Frequency: tournament every 100-200 games, home every 3-6 months. Key: cue ball collects chalk fastest.

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