As well as he's been playing with that Danielson "Keilwood," I'd take my time making a shaft switch.
Justin Bergman has spent decades proving that calm nerves and relentless precision are a force no opponent can melt away (which has earned him the nickname ICEBERG).
Justin's understated power and precision at the table align perfectly with Viking's philosophy: quality built to perform when it matters most. His feedback will shape the equipment we build for players who demand reliability under pressure.
He is testing a few different Viking butts right now in some different build constructions as well as carbon shafts - he'll make the full transition to Viking product as soon as he is 100% comfortable and can play at his elite level.
May not be a sneaky Pete. But it’s beautiful cue.Looking for a sneaky pete from any of the following makers:
Bluegrass
Prewitt
Howard
Frey
59-60" is a plus, but not a deal breaker. Let me know what's out there.
Follow up when you get a response please.I paid the $30… just waiting!
Thx
I agree with both.. the centennials are a time less set BUT in the year of our lord 2020 and 6 I want something on tv that pops and catches your eye especially if I’m a sponsor. So the set they are using makes sense to me.Wow..thats BORING!!
Even the cheap crapper balls at my local pool hall use those colors.
Yes..they're nice but that same for the last what....century...
Next time try Chocolate ice cream..it will blow your mind..honky..
That’s the object of the game.. colors aren’t the object of the game. Changing the colors of the balls used doesn’t fundamentally change the game like suddenly making the table round or adding pockets would do. It’s not even close to being the same thing but nice try.Boring? Pool tables have been a flat surface for hundreds of years surrounded by 6 pockets a rails, talk about boring.
SMH!!!!!
Awesome, thank you for taking time out of your day to respond.Helpful hint
After I brought them here to the States
Nat Greene of Southeast Cues
Fell in love with the extension and installed it into most of his Cues. A company over seas also jumped on the band wagon, just can't remember who.