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It may be obvious but going back to some basics and checking these things may be of help if you find your missing on power shots and sometimes a bit inconsistent: 1. Over exaggerate you aim by lining your shot up from 3 or 4 paces back with your cue arm and then step into the shot keeping in...

Ok forget the more spin quote for a min. Maybe this is a better example: I have always been told a beginner should start with a softer tip as its more forgiving etc. less miss cues etc. Now there must be a reason for this, not sure what you would call it but you did sort of agree with this...

Because the elasticity of tip more surface area is in contact with the CB on contact than a standard leather tip. Also i have found with this tip you can cue even more to the edge of the CB without miss cueing. But this is with the "soft" or "soft soft" tips not so much with the harder tips. So...

Look i'm sorry if i upset anyone but i did take offense when Mully said we were talking crap. Most people here have both Phenolic and leather break cues but i guess your still not allowed to use them in some leagues over there so you may not have one. You need side when you break with the cut...

I think your long time friend started to insult people first when i was just offering my opinion. Basically telling us we are talking crap! Trying reading all the posts before typing!

mmmm... so how much side can you put on the CB with your phenolic break cue tip at slow speed. Try thinking before typing!

Yes that whay i am saying. The tip almost feels rubbery to cue with so it grabs the cue ball so well i get extreme side very easily, maybe to easy! But i think where i am using a "Kamui S" it is just a bit softer than my old "Morri II" and because of this i find it harder to draw. I first tried...

Been playing with a Moori II for last 4 years and have just switched to a Kamui S. I have found it gives loads more side maybe to much side. Having fun getting use to it but think it will be ok. I have also found that although it give more side i find it harder to draw and follow through. i...

Love my new Joe Baker Jump/Break Cue Cue Wood: Hard maple forearm and purple heart handle Cue Specs: length 58" jump cue length: 40 inches shaft size: 13.07 mm cue weight: 18.0 oz (weight can be added if desired) jump cue weight: 7.7 oz Cue Diamentions: Joint-.844 /Butt cap 1.207 Pin size:3/8...