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ASKA SB01 Snooker Ball Set, 22 Balls, 2-1/4 Inch (57.2mm), Oversized for Pool Tables
ASKA SB01 Snooker Ball Set, 22 Balls, 2-1/4 Inch (57.2mm), Oversized for Pool Tables
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ASKA Snooker Ball Set SB01 – 22 Balls – 2¼" (57.2mm) Oversized for Pool Tables – Including Cue Ball
Bring the full snooker experience to your pool table — the ASKA SB01 is a complete 22-ball snooker set sized at 2¼" (57.2mm) to fit standard pool tables. Rich, deeply saturated colors make every shot easy to identify, and the high-gloss finish promotes smooth, consistent roll across the cloth. All 22 balls arrive individually seated in a branded ASKA green gift box.
What's Included
- 15 red balls — the object balls potted throughout the frame
- 6 colored scoring balls — Yellow, Green, Brown, Blue, Pink, Black
- 1 white cue ball — the only ball you strike with the cue
- Total: 22 balls, everything needed for a full game of snooker
Why Players Choose This Set
- Play snooker on your pool table — 2¼" (57.2mm) diameter matches standard pool table pocket and ball-return sizing; no need for a dedicated snooker table
- Complete 22-ball set — all 15 reds, all 6 colors, and a cue ball; nothing to add
- Vivid, distinct colors — deeply saturated tones across all 6 scoring balls for instant identification during play
- High-gloss polished finish — smooth contact, true ball response, consistent roll across any cloth
- Gift-ready packaging — all 22 balls individually seated in an ASKA branded green gift box
Specifications
- Model: SB01
- Diameter: 2¼" / 57.2mm (oversized — for pool tables)
- Quantity: 22 balls (15 red + 6 colored + 1 white cue ball)
- Colored balls: Yellow, Green, Brown, Blue, Pink, Black
- Finish: High-gloss polished
- Packaging: ASKA branded green gift box, balls individually seated
Table Compatibility
The SB01 is sized for standard pool tables, not regulation snooker tables:
- 7-foot, 8-foot, and 9-foot pool tables using 2¼" (57.2mm) balls
- Any pool table where you currently play 8-ball or 9-ball
Not for regulation snooker tables: Full-size snooker tables (10–12 feet) use 2-1/16" (52.4mm) balls. If you have a dedicated snooker table, see the ASKA SB02 – 2-1/16" (52.4mm) set instead.
Who This Set Is For
- Pool players curious about snooker — use your existing pool table; no new equipment needed beyond this ball set
- Snooker beginners — learn the game, practice positional play, and understand the scoring system on a familiar-sized table
- Game room owners — add a second game to your pool table without any permanent changes
- Gift buyers — a complete, well-packaged set that opens up a whole new game for any billiards fan
- Coaches and teachers — snooker's emphasis on positional play and long-range cue ball control makes it an excellent training tool for pool players too
Care & Longevity
- Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after play to remove chalk and oils — especially important for the white cue ball and light-colored scoring balls
- Avoid storing in direct sunlight or high heat, which can fade the colors over time
- Do not drop balls onto hard floors — resin can chip on impact
- With normal home use, this set will last several years
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play snooker on a regular pool table?
Yes — with some adaptations. Pool tables are smaller than regulation snooker tables (7–9 ft vs. 10–12 ft), so the game plays faster and the long-distance shots are shorter. The rules remain the same, and it's a great way to learn the game. Many players enjoy "pool table snooker" as a regular alternative to 8-ball.
What is the difference between SB01 (2¼" / 57.2mm) and SB02 (2-1/16" / 52.4mm)?
Size — and therefore table compatibility. SB01 is 2¼" (57.2mm), sized for pool tables. SB02 is 2-1/16" (52.4mm), which is the regulation snooker ball size used on full-size snooker tables. If you have a pool table, choose SB01. If you have a dedicated snooker table, choose SB02.
How is snooker different from 8-ball pool?
Snooker uses 22 balls instead of 16, has no numbered balls, and uses a point-based scoring system. Players must pot a red ball then a colored ball, alternating until all reds are gone, then pot the colors in ascending order. Snooker rewards precise positional play and long-range control more than 8-ball does.
Do I need a special cue to play snooker?
Not necessarily. A standard pool cue works fine for recreational snooker. Dedicated snooker cues are typically thinner and lighter, which helps with the finer positional control snooker demands — but for casual play on a pool table, your pool cue is perfectly usable.
What size table does this set fit?
Any pool table using 2¼" (57.2mm) balls — typically 7, 8, or 9-foot tables. It will not fit coin-operated tables that use magnetic or oversized cue balls.
Is a cue ball included?
Yes — one standard white cue ball is included. Total count: 15 reds + 6 colored balls + 1 cue ball = 22 balls.
How long do they last?
With normal home use and basic care (wiping after play, keeping out of direct sunlight), several years. Snooker sets tend to last well in home settings since the game is played less intensively than bar-rotation pool.
Shipping & Returns
- Usually ships same day — orders placed on business days are typically dispatched the same day
- Estimated transit times: Montreal, QC — ~1 business day; within Ontario — 1–2 business days; other regions vary by courier
- Express shipping available — faster delivery options shown at checkout
- 30-day return policy — unused items in original packaging qualify for a full refund
- Packaged to travel well — balls are packed securely and will arrive in perfect condition, ready to play
Complete Your Setup
Pair your snooker set with these ASKA accessories:
- ASKA Pool Ball Travel & Storage Case — 17 foam-padded compartments, shoulder strap included. Fits snooker balls too — keeps your set organized and protected between games.
- ASKA Snooker Ball Set SB02 – 2-1/16" (52.4mm) — Regulation snooker size for dedicated snooker tables and authentic full-size play.
- ASKA Boston Numbered Ball Set PB01A – 2¼" — The classic Grade A pool ball set for when you switch back to 8-ball or 9-ball.
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