Savannah “The RoadRunner” Easton using a wood shaft?

Honestly just curious, and not being snarky. What information are you wanting to get back from the cue. Don't you get your info from the results? from where the cue ball goes? I can understand enjoying the feel of a shaft more than another, but I've never understood the term "getting info from the cue". I'm barely a 500 fargo player, so there's a ton I can learn.
What I feel from a good shaft/tip combo is feedback in my hand from vibration and sound, it doesn't make me play better its just something I like. It also gives me clues as to how hard it hit the cue ball and center ball will feel different than draw or a lot of side spin. The majority of carbon shafts I have tried so far have all been extremely muted by comparison but it seems like most players prefer soft and super soft trips which may be the majority of the problem. I prefer harder vs softer tips.

How to Form a PERFECT Hand BRIDGE

FYI, I just posted a new video that shows all the things you should consider if you want your open bridge to be as perfect as possible for the best results. Check it out:


Contents:
  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 0:20 - Background
  • 3:11 - Adequate “V”
  • 5:14 - “V” Facing You
  • 5:37 - Cue Off the Flesh
  • 6:05 - Clean BHE Pivots
  • 6:50 - Less Contact Area
  • 7:18 - No Turning Force
  • 7:59 - Minimum Cue Height
  • 8:32 - No Taper Effects
  • 9:17 - “V” Manipulation
  • 10:18 - More Info
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As always, I look forward to your feedback, comments, questions, complaints, and requests.

Enjoy!

John Schmidt runs 820

yea but there should be a live audience and they should be smoking no filter pall malls, and jayson should wear a suit and tie and drive to the venue in a chevy biscayne with whitewall tires etc

It won’t happen but here’s how you could do an ode to Mosconi and test high runs. You do a barnstorming cross country tour and you stop at the major poolrooms. The player gets 20 minutes to warm up on the equipment as he finds it. Then he plays the local hero a game to 150. If he’s on a run of more than 14 at the end, the player keeps going. When he misses he does some trick shots and/ or a clinic then moves on. Next room next table.

There’s a fine line between avoiding pure gaff tables and seeing a variety. I’ll give some examples just from what I have seen, not an exhaustive list. In Des Moines one room has a Diamond 5x10. That might be good. Other room has a Rasson WNT 4” setup IIRC. I’d say no on that one- play regular table. Salem Oregon you’ll find a host of old Brunswicks with the standard big pockets. Sure. But they have an old Brunswick OS 8 like Mosconi ran his on. Yes, use that. Most games will be on Diamonds or old Gold Crowns. Perfect. But the run would start in the context of a game, not a set up break shot. On new equipment every day like Mosconi saw.

Drive , say, 4 hours, get out of the car, warm up 20 minutes and beat the local 675-725 and see how many you can run. >500 happens how often? A run of 400 on the 8’ would be a great run and add to Mosconi’s mystique. Run 600 on a Diamond you have a run for the history books.

Won’t happen. Pass the Pall Malls.

Are high end predators hard to sell on the secondary market?

Beautiful cue!! I have one Titlist conversion that I bought and have another original Titlist I bought to have a conversion made out of it, just gotta find someone to do it.

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