Ott is another. They make some special cues. I'd have to put my man Cody Cash on that list. His stuff is already nice and he just keeps getting better.
I’ll second that on Ott, really play well and fabulous attention to detail. Haven’t had the pleasure of hitting with anything from Cody Cash yet, but have heard nothing but good things about him and his cues
I can’t understand the logic, here. How would a table that demands tighter position play and less margin for error actually make a player worse than a table with pockets that will accept any shot? Think about the two extremes, would it be harder for a pitcher to hit a milk jug or a minivan from 25 feet? Would it benefit the pitcher to train for a milk jug hitting competition by throwing at a minivan, or training for a minivan hitting competition by throwing at the milk jug?
Meanwhile, in the real world, casual players will have more fun and continue to play and improve their skills instead of quitting the game out of frustration since they can’t make a ball.
A 4.75 inch corner pocket is not a “milk jug” that will degrade the skills of an APA 3. When most of the posters here were learning how to play that would have been considered a tight pocket.
I paid around $500 in 2020. Still in the box. Using the Aramiths I bought at the same time. I’m not back to being good enough tp play with the Centennials!
Good enough? LOL. They're balls. Unless you are a Neanderthal, they'll be fine. Hate to break it to you, but Centennials are Aramiths. Who do you think makes them?
