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I just had a Kamui SS Clear installed today. I haven't had the chance to shoot with it yet, but it was replacing an aged Kamui SS Black. Here's what I don't get... Their claim to fame is that the glue does not leak into the leather layers of the tip. Well, what's holding that piece of...

I had them build me one of their Meucci jump / break cues and I was very satisfied with the quality. It took a few months to arrive, but I think it was worth it.

Not saying it's the best, but I've seen it perform and it seems to perform well. I know several guys using the Players Pure X HXTP1. http://www.pooldawg.com/product/players-hxtp1-break-jump-pool-cue For me, I am quite happy with my Meucci jump / break cue

:rotflmao1: I almost spit out my beer. LOL

I use them when I want to take an extra 5 minutes to take my cues out of their case on league night.

Earl Strickland is the Dale Earnhardt of our sport. He keeps it interesting, sometimes with drama, while at the same time putting on a spectacular performance. Our sport needs this and more guys like Earl.

He's the Dale Earnhardt of professional pool. :)

Well, that was interesting. Thanks for the post!

Most of the more modern ones that I've seen have a definite yellowish tone to their color.

Wow, great designes, fellas! Very cool!

Hah. A guy on my team is a huge Yes fan. I used to always play some Yes for him during his match. I'd like to think it helped. :D

This has always been huge to me. Most of us have a smartphone or tablet of some kind. Only two potential road blocks that I can think of: 1. Cellular signal strength. Some areas in the country may not have readily available cellular signal. Of course these folks could still file the...

This isn't the case around here with the APA players. We love Diamond tables and our new pool hall has a tournament room with at least 8 of them. Since our tournaments (except for Vegas) are played on Diamond tables, we love them.

If you have a pre-shot routine of chalking before each shot, the 1.21 will probably work for you better. However, I think you'll really see the benefit more with the .98. Personally, I love the .98 and not having to chalk between every shot. Yes, it is expensive. However, with most of us...

ScottK - Yes as an APA person, I don't jump. I haven't even tried that part of the cue out for fun yet, so I can't give an honest review on that part. Webbs Billiards - I only have the two Meucci sticks that I have posted. The play stick is a 95-7 that I bought at an APA TriCups tournament a...

I think we need this thing on Pawn Stars so that Rick can call in an expert and we can see what it's really worth. :p

I'll second this. It's a great pool hall that just opened up with great staff and players. I'm not sure what you would consider a large selection of cues, but they will likely have a lot of their stock at the APA Tri-Cups at the Hotel ML in Mount Laurel, NJ this coming weekend. Top shelf...

Well I said I'd give a review and here it is. Notice that I ordered the cue in early October. I ended up receiving it somewhere around late December / early January, so I've had about a month of use with the cue. So to give my review, all I can tell you is that it hits a ton! (sorry, I had...

I have no idea what the "pro's" use as I don't follow them. All I know is that the Kamui chalk works for me. Nothing wrong with other chalk, I just love the grip of Kamui and not having to chalk every shot.

Still using my first cube and have a second cube on hand in case I lose it. I won't use anything else.