Still lookin

Kamui Athlete medium has been my favorite for about 2 years on my playing cue. Just had a C4 tip installed on my breaker and am liking it very much.

Guy in front row of audience wearing a “you missed bitch” Tshirt.

He had to be in the happy Gilmore movie

I must be using the worst tip ever since no one has mentioned Predator Victory Soft.

Bavafongoul said:

I periodically apply a light coat of Renaissance Wax to my cue shafts after wiping the shafts with a damp cloth or a cloth towel moistened with rubbing alcohol. The wax really leaves a glossy smooth finish that creates a coating. It seals the wood pores opened by cleaning the shaft. It is important to apply at least 2 coats after cleaning the shaft otherwise a single coat of Renaissance wax regularly applied keeps your shafts like satin. I’ve been doing this for years with all my cues and for friends. Before Renaissance Wax, I was using Craftsman Cue Wax (Birmingham, England) but it’s hard and expensive to obtain.

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The wax won't create stickyness, or does it do the opposite..?

Badpenguin said:

No it isn’t, unless you already know each of the names and search for them one by one. The iOS app is barely useable for looking up a single player, much less searching and getting grouped results of any kind. Unless the app has drastically changed very recently.

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Yes. it is. Here is a screen shot of the top AZ players. There are multiple search options. The app updated about a month ago.

CocoboloCowboy said:

Well I shared my opinion of the GEN 1 DVD, that was loaned to me by6b FASTLarry. Gave you my opinion of the DVD, the price of $79.00 was too much for sizzle.

You stated, "Well I didn’t see the gen 1 DVD."

Point made.

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This isn't meant to disparage, but is it possible you just didn't get it?

I would hope a DVD could explain the system so everyone understood but it's vastly different than being taught by the instructor. With a live instructor you can ask questions to better understand the material. I don't know the ethics with it being a loaner copy, but if I had purchased the DVD and didn't get it or see the sizzle, I would have contacted Geno and asked him about it. You know, give him a chance to "make it right."

He's a great instructor and can explain something a dozen ways so it makes sense to the individual student.

I got a free lesson from Geno and it really helped with an issue I was having, where shooting to one side was stronger than the other. I bought the DVD (can't remember the price) and watched it after the Skype session. I re-watched it about a year later for a refresher. I think the DVD is just fine, but obviously you will get more out of it by talking with an instructor and letting him watch and coach you as you learn the system.

I don't get the hate. You didn't buy anything from him, but you act like he straight ripped you off. It's a bit unfair considering that if you were the original purchaser there is a chance he could have explained it over an email or a phone call.

I like and respect your opinion, but I don't think your attacks on Geno are easily justified. He didn't see one dime from you, nor did you give him a chance to explain what you weren't seeing.

Means don't even think about it.

Brother Ron said:

I have been trying various tips lately, and so far my favorite tip is the Ultrskin Ivory for a playing tip.
Bulletproof Recoil is currently my second favorite.

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I cannot claim a favorite yet and have not tried a G2, but I'm having a very positive experience with a Recoil medium on one of their 12.4mm CF shafts. I've played for hours with it so far, even broke a few times, and have not had to scuff or shape it. I'm also enjoying a Taom Fusion on a JFlowers cue and a Caiden Fighter soft on a Rhino CF shaft. All three are on different cues, so no direct comparisons, but everything the Recoil seems to be bringing to the game makes it a frontrunner for me, so far.

ps - I'm also really loving the Bulletproof break tip on an old Adam cue of mine!