[checkm8r]

Retailer(s): No longer produced, but still available at some Diick's Sporting Goods stores.
Average Price: n/a

All-in chips are great mid-line chips and my favorites in this category. Too bad they are no longer being produced. Bottom line: I think these are the kings of the mid-line chips. I prefer them to ceramics and all the plastic/composite chips out there.

Pros

• They sound great. More like clays than any other non-clay chip, IMO.
• They feel great. Softer than clays.
• They stack well. Not quite as good as Paulsons or TRKs IMO, but much better than Nexgens and the like.
• They stick together. More so than clays and about any other chip I've tried.
• They have nice weight.
• They don't look bad in yellow, blue, red, and black.
• They are more secure now that they are no longer available.

Cons

• These are no longer produced, so you'll have troubles expanding your set.
• Their rubbery-feel makes them harder to shuffle
• Logo is bland. Edgespots are so-so.
• Color combinations on their White, Green, and Pink chips leave a lot to be desired