I Tested THE MOST Random Amazon Snooker Items

I ordered random snooker items from Amazon for Stephen to put to the test and rate them out of five. Which is your favourite product from this video?

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[scrivener]

That little chuckle when he misses on the tiny table has just enough of an edge to it that I'm picturing him actually practicing on it until he gets good just because it annoys him not to be.

[JeremyHollier]

The fact the other players hate Ronnie using the traditional chalk is probably the reason he sticks with it. lol

[GamingGrenade]

Taom chalk is the reason Peter Ebdon retired. Now he can't spend 10 minutes getting the cue ball cleaned

[RogueMinifigures]

Gets out the world's smallest pool table...
Let's try a long pot!
😂

[Topazium]

Stephen is too positive for a professional reviewer, "it's a towel, it's blue and it costs nearly £7 when a dishcloth will do - I give it 5 out of 5". Don't change and stay positive Stephen!

[Cheeseberry]

The glove is an acquired taste. I wasn't keen at first but the more I've used it, the more it feel right. I'm a clammy person at the best of times so in a sweaty club it really helps. Couldn't be without it now.

[estoforte]

7 time world champion : "I'm not technically adept enough at the workings of the snooker action."

[silviunikita]

I wouldn't have thought it but this was actually very entertaining 🙂

[asadhussain]

Some interesting gadgets for snooker. Great video Stephen hendry

[cedarstuff]

Watching Hendry dominate snooker in the 90s, I never thought that one day I'd be watching him review the colour blue. @13:43

[kmanpilkers]

I bought the telescopic rest previously for my son, it's really handy to have. He was too short to be able to play a lot of shots, and places we play wouldn't always have the equipment to hand, particularly if it's just a pool table (where he would still need it). It's not the best quality but really useful for kids getting into the game as they need it for so many shots.

[ThePupilpoint]

The small 90 degree rest clip-on thing isn't for use as an alternative to the spider, although I suppose you could use it that way. Its main function is for the times the cue ball is close to the cushion on your opposite hand, so that you don't need to twist the conventional rest in order to get to the centre spot of the cue ball. As a right hander Steven, try it down the right hand side of the table.

[mortensrensen]

The pure joy on his face when playing on the small table is magnificent. Straight back to childhood. But yeah, a bit too positive in the reviews - but that just goes to show how great of a person he is. Not shitting on things that other people might enjoy.

[coztwitch]

Ronnie in front of "snowy mountains 😂" maybe cause he liked the snow a few years ago 😂

[BeareTube]

Stephen Hendry was a potter so able
His potting was the stuff of fable
Hendry wouldn’t sulk
When glued to baulk
He’d just long pot and clear the table

[leighmetcalf]

That brush you called a toothbrush is used for where the cushion and cloth meet! Quite handy when brushing tables to be fair

[colintclai]

When I was in secondary school back in the 80s I used to buy a mini snooker table, a little bigger than the one here, and played with classmates. We had so much fun and even started a mini league among ourselves. There had been times when we hadn’t finished a game and the teacher came in, we asked him to wait LOL! Definitely one of the best items I’ve ever bought in my life.

[iCarroller]

Hendry is too nice you can tell he is holding off the true rating. 3/5 for snooker poems? Like who would want that

[laganas]

15 quid for the telescopic bridge is a bargain.

[Astoooooria]

The rest head extension was used when needing a rest while the cue ball was against a cushion. The extended angle allowed you to play away from the cushion which you couldn’t do with a standard x head or spider. A brilliant gadget