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      Get a clean strike, better grip, and fewer miscues with pool cue chalk. The Snooker Shop stocks trusted chalk brands, including Taom, Kamui, Triangle and Master, each formulated for consistent contact and cue ball control. Taom is widely used in competitive play for its low-residue formula and clean feel. Whether you prefer a softer or firmer contact, we stock pool chalk suitable for snooker, pool and Chinese 8 Ball.

      18 products
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      Taom V10 Chalk – Professional Cue Sports Chalk
      $30.00 from $26.00 Save $4.00
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      Taom V10 Blue Chalk
      $30.00 from $26.99 Save $3.01
      Taom 2.0 Chalk
      Taom 2.0 Chalk
      $29.99
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      Taom Soft Chalk
      Taom Soft Chalk
      $30.00 from $29.99 Save $0.01
      Master Chalk
      Master Chalk
      $1.00
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      Century Pro Chalk Green
      Century Pro Chalk Green
      $30.00 $25.00 Save $5.00
      Triangle Chalk
      Triangle Chalk
      from $1.35
      Taom Pyro Pink Chalk
      Taom Pyro Pink Chalk
      $29.99
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      Taom Pyro Blue Pool Chalk
      Taom Pyro Blue Pool Chalk
      $30.00 from $29.99 Save $0.01
      Eagle Cues Magnetic Chalk Holder (Round or Square)
      $35.00
      TAOM CHALK HOLDER
      TAOM CHALK HOLDER
      $49.00
      Eagle Cues - Chalk Pouch
      $20.00
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      Soft Leather Chalk Pouch
      Soft Leather Chalk Pouch
      $20.00 $15.00 Save $5.00
      Taom Chalk Bag
      Taom Chalk Bag
      $25.00
      Taom Midas Glove
      Taom Midas Glove
      $39.95
      Cuetec Tip Chalker & Aerator – 2-in-1 Tool
      $35.00
      Kamui Roku Blue Chalk – Professional Cue Sports Chalk for Pool
      $35.00
      3 Finger Billiard Glove – One Size Fits Most
      $14.95

      Shop World-Leading Cue Chalk Brands

      The Snooker Shop stocks recognised chalk brands such as Taom, Kamui, Triangle and Master. Each brand is manufactured to deliver reliable grip, reduced miscues and consistent results across different playing conditions, helping players maintain cue control throughout a frame.

      Achieve a Clean Strike with Pool Chalk

      Professional-quality chalk ensures your cue tip maintains traction with every shot. Our range includes chalks known for consistent grip and reduced kick-off, supporting controlled cue ball contact and improved accuracy. Suitable for both casual play and competitive use, the right chalk supports predictable performance at the table.

      Upgrade Your Cue’s Performance

      Complement your chalk with high-quality cue accessories designed to elevate your setup. Explore cue tips, ferrules, and care products that extend the life of your cue, along with specialist cases to protect your equipment.

      Have a question about your setup? Contact our experts at The Snooker Shop for personalised advice and shop online today.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Cue chalk is essential for both pool and snooker because it adds friction between the cue tip and the cue ball. This friction improves accuracy, grip, and spin control, helping players strike with confidence and reduce miscues during play.

      The best cue chalks are made by trusted brands such as Taom, Kamui, and Master. These professional-grade chalks are formulated for consistency, reduced residue, and long-lasting grip — making them the top choice for serious snooker and pool players.

      To maintain reliable contact and cue ball control, players should chalk their cue before every few shots or whenever the tip looks smooth. Regular chalking ensures consistent performance and prevents miscues during critical plays.

      Learn more about how to care for your cue tips to keep your cue in top condition.

      No — the colour of cue chalk doesn’t impact performance. However, many players prefer blue or green chalk because it matches the colour of most table cloths, making marks less visible while maintaining a clean, professional look.

      Pool chalk and snooker chalk are similar in composition but vary slightly in texture. Pool chalk is usually softer and better suited for larger cue tips, while snooker chalk tends to be harder and finer to suit the smaller, precision tips used in snooker cues.