Aska Billiards Grade A Pool Boston Numbered Balls Set, 16 Balls Including a Cue Ball, 2 1/4 inch

A distinctive twist on traditional pool balls — the ASKA PB14 features an all-white ball body with bold tri-shield inlaid number emblems, giving each ball a striking, modern identity that stands out on any table. Unlike standard circle or diamond number panels, each number sits within a three-panel shield design for enhanced visibility and a look unlike anything else in the room. Premium Grade A+ precision. Blue-marked cue ball for spin tracking included.

Why Players Choose This Set

• Unique tri-shield number design — each number is inlaid within a bold three-panel emblem; completely different from standard Boston or ring-style numbering
• All-white ball body — the white/cream base with colored number panels creates a clean, high-contrast look that identifies balls instantly from any angle
• Blue-marked cue ball — blue arrow/target marker for improved spin tracking and cue ball control feedback during practice
• Premium Grade A+ quality — tighter manufacturing tolerances than standard Grade A: more consistent roundness, weight, and surface finish across every ball
• Standard 2¼” (57.15mm) diameter — fits all 7, 8, and 9-foot pool tables using regulation-size balls
• Inlaid emblems, not stickers — the tri-shield design is permanently pressed into the ball; it won’t peel, fade, or chip with heavy use
• High-gloss polished finish — smooth contact, consistent roll, deep polish under any lighting
• Gift-ready packaging — arrives in a branded ASKA green gift box, ready to give or display

Specifications

• Set name: Boston Tri-Shield Pool Balls
• Model: PB14
• Grade: Premium A+
• Diameter: 2.25″ / 57.15mm
• Weight: 167–170g per ball
• Quantity: 16 balls (15 numbered + 1 cue ball)
• Ball body color: White/cream base on all 15 numbered balls
• Number style: Tri-shield inlaid emblem (not stickers)
• Cue ball type: Blue-marked (arrow/target for spin tracking)
• Configuration: Standard solids (1–7) and stripes (9–15) + 8-ball
• Finish: High-gloss polished
• Packaging: ASKA branded green gift box

Table Compatibility

These balls are designed for standard North American pool tables using 2¼” balls:

• 7-foot, 8-foot, and 9-foot pool tables
• Bar tables and home game room tables using 2¼” ball return
• League and recreational play environments

Not compatible with: British-style snooker tables, carom tables, or coin-operated tables that require 2⅛” or magnetic cue balls.

Who This Set Is For

• Players who want a truly different look — the tri-shield design on an all-white body is unlike any standard Boston set; your table will look like no one else’s
• Game room owners focused on aesthetics — clean, modern, high-contrast design that complements contemporary room decor
• Players improving cue ball control — the blue marker gives real-time spin feedback, useful for developing draw, follow, and English
• Gift buyers — distinctive design, premium quality, and gift box packaging make this the most visually memorable set in the ASKA lineup
• Upgraders stepping up from standard sets — Grade A+ tolerances deliver noticeably more consistent play than entry-level balls

Care & Longevity

• Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after play to remove chalk and oils — the white body shows chalk buildup more than darker balls, so regular wiping keeps them looking sharp
• Avoid storing in direct sunlight or high heat, which can yellow the white resin over time
• Do not drop balls onto hard floors — even Grade A+ resin can chip on impact
• With normal home or club use, this set will last several years

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the tri-shield design?
Instead of a standard round or diamond-shaped white number panel, the PB14 uses a three-panel shield emblem — think of a bold trefoil shape — inlaid into each ball. The number sits inside the emblem against the ball’s white body. It’s a completely different look from any standard Boston set, while maintaining the same inlaid (not sticker) construction.

Are all the balls white?
The ball body is white/cream on all 15 numbered balls. The color identification comes from the tri-shield emblem color — each number group has its own colored shield. The traditional solid vs. stripe distinction is replaced by this emblem-based system, though the standard 1–7 / 9–15 groupings are maintained.

What does the blue marker on the cue ball do?
The blue arrow/target marker lets you see how the cue ball is spinning after you strike it — topspin, backspin (draw), sidespin (English), or a combination. It plays identically to a plain white cue ball, and can be swapped for any standard 2¼” cue ball if you prefer.

What is the difference between Grade A+ and Grade A?
Grade A+ indicates tighter manufacturing tolerances — more consistent roundness, weight, and surface finish across the set. In practice: more predictable roll and fewer inconsistencies between balls compared to standard Grade A sets.

What size table do these balls fit?
Any standard pool table using 2¼” (57.15mm) balls — typically 7, 8, or 9-foot tables. This is the most common size for pool in North America.

Can I use these in a coin-operated table?
Most coin-op tables use a slightly larger or magnetic cue ball for automatic separation. The blue-marked cue ball in this set will not trigger a magnetic separator — check your table’s specifications before ordering.

How long do they last?
With normal home or recreational club use and basic cleaning: several years. The white resin body benefits from regular wiping to prevent chalk buildup from dulling the finish.