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agreed. I have never had an issue with ups

im a long time player, and within the last year started playing with a pechauer rogue. Theres not a huge difference in my opinion ( i came from a mcdermott gcore). I believe cf wont warp and wont dent. Many say they are slicker, but not mine. I have to keep it clean and i wear a glove. I have...

Bump. Can i get a few more replies. Specifically, what is your average, normal bridge length, tip to bridge point (vee or finger loop). Jeremy jones in this new video recommends 6 to 8 inches. I have been using a 10"(marked on my shaft), and i find it feels a bit too long. I moved the mark down...

Jeremy jones recommends 6-8 inches

Interesting new video from jeremy jones. He recommends a 6 to 8" bridge. I recently had a lesson with allison, and she recommended a 10" bridge, but it just feels a little long for me and like things can get out of control. Im going to try jeremys 8" (marked with a little piece of tape on...

This is tough. He should have had his stuff in a safer location. But, if my foot directly knocked his stuff over, id probably pay the cost of the shaft (id look it up myself and confirm cost). If it was just leaning on a crappy table or something, and i used the table and it wobbled and...

i hear ya. My favorite is an 8 footer. 7 footers are too clustered and crowded, 9 footers are big and more challenging. I find my happy medium is an 8 footer.

its fine either way. not required or frowned upon if you dont, but classy nonetheless. If it happens to me or anyone im playing for fun, we laugh it off if the ball shits in or rolls perfectly for an unintentional safety. In a tournament setting, i can see a friendly wave.

Its nice to watch, but for most of us, if we tried to copy a stroke like bustamantes, our games would go down the drain. My opinion is......we aint bustamante. Just appreciate his style from the sidelines😁 Sorry for the lack of advice, but heres a bump for your post

i have some collinite 845 wax. It is the longest lasting most durable car wax I have ever used.

what does that do? Slicken up the cueball to allow more english/draw? I want to try it. The table i play on at local bar is filthy ass dirty

thats a tricky little shot. I, like many, hate inside english, and if i can avoid it, I will. I am almost inclined to hit this shot hard, with outside, letting the outside throw the ball in, and stun the cueball two rails to the middle of the table near where the cb is now.

I have a kamui, and a molinari glove. The fingers on both of them roll down and create friction contact points of skin with the shaft. I find myself constantly grabbing the fingertips and pulling them back up. I found that the name brand gloves are a waste of money, as you can order big packs of...

I have a rogue and like it a lot. They can make any joint style with a quick phone call if not listed on the site. My friend has the defy and i do not like the flashy design that runs the length of the shaft. I prefer flat black.

If it was paypal, it was probably a transfer from a bank account or cc right? Cant he report it as fraud to whichever institution and reverse the charge?

Pechauer just told me $50 to change my pin from their speed joint to a 3/8x10 modified pin

allison fisher nearly made this same shot against jeanette lee in that "omega billiards" challenge that is on youtube. She did it rail first with inside. So, cant argue with her!

No need to spend a fortune on a cue. A good player using a warped house cue will beat a beginner with a $2,000 cue every time. I played with a $400 mcdermott for over a decade. You can get a very nice cue for a few hundred dollars

I use an open bridge 90+% of the time, unless im using a lot of draw. I find that a closed bridge interferes with my sighting and aiming down the shaft.

it is what i use for my rogue