Valley Table Rails

Thank you everyone for the replies. I have a follow up question as well. Im still on the fence between the "regular" cut Penguin rails vs the pro cut. (Main reason for this is having my friends and family over and I know they would get discouraged really quickly with the pro cut rails)

But my question is, will the cushions play the same from the regular and pro? I couldn't find if the pro cut used a different/better type of rubber. My main concern is speed and action off the rails.

Thanks again

Biggest lies in pool stories

I like all the lies already mentioned, but one of my favorite bathroom conversations, when running into a buddy goes something like this:

(As you're washing your hands)
You: Are you still in the tourney?
Him: Man, you're not going to believe what just happened to me.
You: (Preparing yourself) Oh no. What happened.
Him: I break and run out. Then he breaks and runs out. We keep going back and forth like this all the way to hill-hill.
You: Wow. That's crazy.
Him: Then I break dry, and he slops in the 9 to win.
You: That sucks.
Him: Can you believe it? I played perfect and lost.
You: That's unreal.

Where are our JOSS experts?

With a big ugly gap between them.
I couldn’t find a single cue on Joss website that I would want to have, of course it’s just my taste and doesn’t reflect anything about Joss cues and design.
I like the CoM cue, it a classic design and more of a memorabilia paying homage to the movie, and still, those gaps…
They have some five points cues with smaller gaps but 5 points are thin points and they are too similar to my Jacoby
I thought the same. I dont like the big gap. Then I saw one recently without the big gap.

I'll see if I can find it again. I don't know if it's a specific model, or custom, but I saw it.

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