Bed cloth installed well, able to get a good stretch. Stretch shadows appear more readily than other cloths, which requires careful installation.

Rail cloth is pre-cut, which ordinarily is a good thing - however there was up to 1/2" variance between rail cloth widths. Did not leave much to work with on the smaller pieces.

CPBA branding on one of the rail cloths could not be hidden. Logo is stamped using a permanent marking, so will just have to live with it.

Color shade is more of a "true blue" than tour blue Simonis. Tour blue is more of a teal... picture provided.

For a 9' cut there wasn't much extra cloth, which is nice to have for finishing out the pockets. I wound up using some remnants of another brand I had from previous installs.

For the bed cloth install, I used a glue down method using 3M Fastbond contact adhesive. The cloth responded well, with no bleed through.

If stapling the cloth, I advise caution. This cloth seems a bit thinner than other worsted cloths (Simonis 760/860/860HR). The strands of the cloth will sheer and come undone almost endlessly when groomed or pulled upon.

Additionally, with a thinner cloth - the feather strips for the rails won't secure the rail cloths as well. I recommend wrapping feather strips in masking tape to get a proper fit.

Can't fully comment on playability compared to other cloths, but does seem to be on the faster side. No noticeable 'pilling'. Slight burn marks from elevated cueing.

Some people say it plays fast but I like fast. It takes more skill when it's a game of touch in my opinion.

Just finished install and it's a great improvement over the old cloth. Had a problem and ripped one of the rail clothes accidently and seller quickly provided a replacement. I recommend both the material and the seller as top notch.

This felt does play fast similar to Simonis, but the fabric out of the box had many loose threads which both fell out of the packaging when opened and continued during installation. The lines I cut with my sharp knife also had hangers afterwards, so not sure if this fabric has a weak thatch or the factory cutter (and mine) were just too dull. I did get it installed just fine though with no remaining tears or rips. There isn't a ton of stretch on this fabric for installation (and there shouldn't be for high speed worsted), so be mindful of your stapling pattern during install as correcting wrinkles will be more difficult than slower, more stretchy cloth. The cloth does not seem to be wearing that well as there are lots of burn marks after just a few weeks of play (i tried to capture in the pic). That said, I do have a darker color (Burgundy) which reveals just about everything from burns to dirt more easily. We also use the table a lot. In summary, I like the way it is playing (quick and true) so far, but have concerns about durability due to loose threads and lots of spots after about 100 games. If you want to try a fast, worsted cloth on a budget, this is not a bad choice, but if you have the dough, go with Simonis.

UPDATE: Upgrading my rating to 4 stars. After 2 years of considerable play, the felt is actually holding up well. The initial burn marks, now, seem to have blended in with the rest and are barely noticeable. Still rolls fast and true. Only issue was the shedding and lack of stretch on install. The lack of stretch is starting to show a little on the rails, however, overall, this is a great playing felt for half the cost of Simonis.

I only just put this cloth on my table, but it is pretty fast. Not the fastest I've ever played, but still fast. Great for 9 ball. I get incredible cue ball control on this cloth. It seems pretty durable too. Make sure you use a fresh razor to cut it. Also, I messed up a rail. I contacted the company to buy some cloth and they sent me a rail cloth for free. That was pretty awesome, especially since I'm the one who messed it up.

Edit 6 months later "” this cloth is still holding up fantastic. I honestly will not buy any other brand of cloth. This stuff is as good as Simonis.