I didn't like gloves so i tried a sleeve. It's working fine for some shots and a closed bridge, but for open bridges and in some close situations it is a bit fiddly and kind of in the way so i pushed it back for quite a few shots. I'm OK with a glove with closed finger tips now, the open tip ones always slipped back so i touched the cue with my finger tips again.
I can't imagine playing without a glove now. I always had a hard time keeping my hands dry enough and the shaft nice and clean. Now i clean the shaft every couple of weeks and put some wax on the wood. Getting used to the glove was worth it.

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