TIHOOD 6PCS Magic Ball Rack Holder Sheet Billiards Triangle Cue Accessories for Magic Ball Rack 8, 9, and 10 Ball Combo Pack and Snooker

This is easy to use, and you get a perfect rack every time. I bought a package with six of the magic racks in it. I'm on my first rack and after two months of use it still like new. Great for the price. Works great for 8, 9, and ten ball games.

Does come with six they're just stuck together they're pretty easy to break but the amount you get for the price it's worth it they keep the balls nicely together for a much better break

I would have given 4.5 stars if I could. The only reason for not giving five stars is that the little 'V' shaped piece at the bottom of the rack is rather unreliable and given to to mildly lifting up at odd angles or getting a slight fold onto itself. Maybe if the 'V' shaped piece had been extended to anchor into the sides of the triangle the entire rack would be very stable.The other very minor complaint is that this rack takes just a bit longer to setup than a perfect wood rack might. But have you ever had the situation where you take out the wood rack and immediately have the lead ball roll away? Well, you'll never face that frustration with this rack!The price point is very nice for this product. Excellent value for money.The rack sits well flat on the table without any unevenness. I've shot a few hundred racks and I have a pretty decent break stroke that is quite strong. The rack has developed some wear lines along the sides and still achieves a perfect setup every time. I'd say it looks like a single rack can last several hundred racks. For the price point, you simply can't complain against that.Also, the design is very clever; but that goes for all template racks, I suppose. Instead of squeezing the balls together like a wood rack and hoping the balls stick, the rack design ensures all balls squat just right and touch each other with the very gentlest of forces. I'm never going back to a wood rack after this.By far the best part of the rack is that it ensures a tight rack. Every. Single. Time. I mean literally every single time. Try doing that with a wood rack! You'd need an ideal flat surface and perfectly round balls with even density. I cannot overstate just how well this flimsy little piece of plastic does in achieving that.Usage guide:Once you put the lead ball on the lead vertex of the triangle, do remember to stretch the rack just a little bit by putting your forefinger in the right bottom corner vertex and dragging it just a bit with very light force. You'll see the rack stretch, since it's soft plastic. Then rack the next ball along this side of the triangle. Do the same for the last vertex. You now have three well racked corner balls. Go ahead and finish racking the rest of the balls for an optimum tight rack.Happy racking and breaking!

Yep. The package comes with 6 total racks. I’ve shared a few with friends and we use them multiple times a week so far during practice and occasionally in league play (when the opponent allows).I’ve found that one side is better than the other. It’s a bit difficult to explain, but if you look for the side in which you see some texture around the holes, place that side up.Racks are tight and breaks are great!These can be rolled but not folded. I expect they’ll hold up fine for some time and when needed I’ll repurchase

In mailing they easily get crinkled, so I had to flatten them in books. But they are still usable. It is now the responsibility of the company to ensure flat shipment on such products. Somebody said it wouldn't matter, I'm sure. Hint for next time in product meetings: If you think something may matter, it does. I will recommend someone try another company, simply on shipping material choice.

I ordered this completely expecting to hate on it hard. However, I'm pleased to say it is a decent rack. The sheets seem a little thinner than some of the others, but that's a good thing, in that balls don't seem to be as affected when they roll over it.I've paid a lot more than this for single racks, and this pack has 6 of them in it. I'm thinking about ordering more to take and give to the league director.

First impressions are very disappointing. The main issue is that the racking system is not a tight rack see photo you can see there's a gap which means this is not a good rack every ball should be touching each other and these just simply do not and in order for me to get them all to touch I basically would need to use a rack to do so.

Takes all the guess work on whether you have a tight rack. Works with 8 and 9 ball racks. No space in between resulting in a solid break every time. You get multiple in a pack because they do eventually wear out and the balls start to slip a bit from their notches but just get a bunch if you want easy tight racks.