Recent content by theyonger

There are those who sent pm before you.

2020 Sugartree for sale. 19oz with 2 13mm shafts. 1 shaft is unplayed. Rolls straight together and apart. $800 for cue, case, and jump/break. $600 for cue only. Free shipping. No trades . Thank you. Pm me to buy it.

Dee's passion is entertaining but the video is proof enough! Why'd it even have to escalate to this point, did not work in vendors favor IMO. Lots of other CF products out there, lots of other options. Im with Dee on this and spending the money elsewhere.

I would go with these: https://seyberts.com/collections/aramith-ball-sets/products/aramith-premier-pool-ball-set?variant=41732548231366 But many others will say to go with dynasphere. Bronze looks pretty traditional. Tungsten is cheaper but not traditional look. I've had no experience with them...

My weekend morning ritual! Just whatever's on the comedy channel will do for some background noise

We have this one https://homebilliards.ca/pool/table-cloth/championship-tour-edition-pool-table-felt-championship-blue Here it is in action with an iPhone camera

I use an unlubricated condom. Roll on roll off, ezpz

Problem is that watching the tip during stroke and where you actually think you hit is can differ vastly, especially for the beginner/intermediate player who do not have the body/cue tip awareness as the higher level players do. Draw shots for example, enthusiastic beginners will level their...

Yes of course. But I think only way to truly know is to use the trainer ball and some master/pred chalk that will mark the CB and cleaning the CB off every time. Whats the different between the "Yes" and "Absolutely" selections? Its the same thing no? OB pocketed + CB goes where you want it...

11.5-13mm

Another vote for last4ever tool. I combo it with Kamui gator grip. last4ever once in a blue moon, gator grip at least once every 2 sessions.

I use these ones and they are great. I wish they picked a better acronym though.

Mostly do it myself except for the times mentioned above when opponent is clearly closer to the pocket/ball return. I've never even thought of it as a slight for people who don't do it. I always thought that if they don't they are just pissed at the scratch and wanting to just sit down right...

Not worth considering. People play at a pro level using all sorts of equipment. Unless you just absolutely have to settle your curiosity of other equipment, just keep using what you have. I'd wager most of us don't have the discipline to just keep with one thing. That's why I have so much...

Keep both. Some times you want a change of cue between sets or for different games. Shoot with the mezz as default then swap to the pred if you're shooting like shit (12.9mm tip might help straighten your stroke)