What Causes Kicks in Snooker, and Can Chalk Fix Them?
Kicks are bad contacts caused by debris between the balls, not by your technique. What causes them, how much of it chalk can genuinely fix, and what you can control.
Is Expensive Snooker Chalk Worth It?
Blocks range from under two pounds to over thirty. What premium chalk genuinely improves, what it cannot fix, and the order you should actually spend money in.
Snooker Chalk Brands Compared: Triangle, Taom, Kamui and Round Chalk
An honest comparison of Triangle, Taom, Kamui and round chalk, including where each one wins, what it costs you, and where our own chalk does and does not compete.
Drytech or Griptech: Which Straightline Chalk Suits Your Game
Our two round chalks are built for different priorities. Drytech prioritises a clean table, Griptech prioritises bite on heavy spin. Here is how to pick the one that suits your game.
Snooker Chalk Explained: What It Does and How to Apply It
What chalk does, why it only matters on certain shots, and how to apply it without grinding a hole in the block. Plus why round chalk suits a domed snooker tip better than a cube.