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any reviews on the new engage shaft yet?

Awesome. Right now I use a touch of ultra glide on the white prime 12.0. I'm hoping for some reviews on the new engage shaft by summer or I was told that I can order a Prime M with a white ferrule that is shown on their "K" Shaft. They say the technolgy is the same, but it makes me nervous. I...

Is that the black or the white shaft? I just got a 30" becue with a white prime 12mm and white 5.1 that are both also 30". I played with the 29" Prime M 12.5 on a Lomax cue and fell in love with the shaft. I wanted the smaller diameter like the Tiger Xpro I had on another cue. The white prime's...

This thread is interesting now a couple years later considering that the new Engage shaft is 12.3mm with an extremely long taper. Why not do that taper with the Prime M or the 5.1?

Do you still play with this cue? Which Taper do you prefer? Have they changed the taper on the shafts since they went to the black version?

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What is the sleeve on the butt of the becue?

What is the difference between the 5.1 and the prime M?

I have used a black joint collar before and I know the difference between the different types of joints. Does the thickness of the Joint collar make a difference in the feel or is it just aethetics? I just recently seen them on websites like http://www.seyberts.com/s-tuned Thanks for the...

You say you play defensive. I agree with the previous poster....how are they running balls if you're playing good defense. Any pro will tell you that rules are different in every tournament you play these days. You have to adapt and use the rules to your advantage. Like they said. The 9-ball...

Posting this turned out to be a good idea. Good advice and some good humor. good stuff. Thanks guys.

So true. The title was ambiguous but the post at the beginning of the thread was not. Should I not be insulted when people don't read the first post of a thread and simply argue about a topic that isn't even being questioned in the first place?

I posted a thread on here wanting perspective about what pool instructors attempt to accomplish when teaching students and also ideas of what students expect from their pool instructors. Instead, I get a bunch of guys arguing about whether or not people should seek out a pool instructor. I mean...

so what is your argument? you're going around in circles. You're basically saying that instructors are useful, but only to people who are serious about getting better. Wow! what a statement. You compared it to other sports. When was the last time you saw a player that wasn't serious about...

Yea, and learn nothing except how to be a good loser. I'd rather give my money to someone trying to build my game up instead of tear down my confidence.

This thread kind of took on a life of it's own. I didn't realize how much debate there was between those who believe in instruction and those who don't see the point. Like I said. I wasn't really really questioning the need of instructors. I was wanting a few central ideals and motivations of...

Thanks. I've looked into Lindenwood and it has a master's degree I may consider, but that's years down the road. I'll contact him and see what direction he points me in.

all I can see is that it's supposedly located in san bernadino and the only contact info he has is via email.

Thanks ben. TSW. It's not so much that i can't find a city with a good pool scene. I'm just looking at options. who doesn't want a chance to compete on a regional or national level? Like I said in my earlier post. The pool scene is full of hustlers. i want an environment where I can practice...

Yea, I was told SIU in Carbondale has several 9ft tables, but I didn't see anything that dealt with pool on their clubs page.