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The chalk is cleaner so it doesn't leave marks so no skid

I know a guy who is a 700 Fargo that uses a super soft tip, sounds like you just prefer a softer tip, it's cool you left a review, these tips are new technology, I already use hard tips so I'm used to a very firm hit, look forward to trying and will leave a review after it's installed

I agree, I'm not back to a wooden shaft but I don't have anything against them, if you think a CF shaft is going to give you more power I think you will be disappointed, for me it's about consistency from shaft to shaft and no warpage

I said the same thing about CF shafts.......now I own a CF cue......Becue cues are all CF, love how it hits, if the worst thing that happens is I don't like it and I cut it off and replace it with the tip I'm using now.......it will be a great day.

I'm using a Kamui Athlete H tip now, I'm going to try the H version of the Recoil tip, when you say feedback do you mean the vibration from impact with the cue ball?

Future is synthetic tips I think......so do I, I am going to try the Bulletproof Recoil tip in a couple of weeks.

I went to CF after swearing I never would, I don't think you get anymore power or spin than a wooden shaft of the same size and diameter, what you do get is consistency, all woods have a pattern to them and none of them are the same, so the shaft you like is not repeatable, even ones that are...

after looking at this picture again, the tip doesn't look like it has been burnished very well at all

I use the same on a Kamui Athlete H tip and haven't seen anything like your picture, this tip tool takes virtually nothing off the tip, never seen anything like that WOW !!!

While a lot of us won't agree on many things on this site, one thing is sure, people who have the drive for success will seek out anything that will give them an edge, I think that's why most of us are here, you are right it's part of our nature, not a bad thing, and a good observation.

Becue all the way, I got one with my cue 2 years ago and I am still using it, the best thing about these gloves is they have a BIG non-slip area in the palm that is the same thickness as the glove, you won't even notice it but it doesn't slip at all, I have hand washed mine many times and still...

Funny you say that, I had just learned to do just that, it allows me to see the line of my cue, contact point of the cue ball, and aiming point of the object ball all in one sight picture.

I had a friend who went to the Derby City classic, he arrived at 7am on Saturday morning, he said he saw Shane Von Boening working on his break, the guy checking him in said he had been there for 2hours.............

I thought that for a long time too but it's not hand eye coordination it's eye brain hand coordination, I had already figured out that I was right eye dominate, the test takes about 5 seconds, the problem was how much did I need to compensate where my eye was placed to actually "see straight"...

I found out the hard way, if you ship in a round tube they charge ALOT more because they say the tubes get caught in the conveyer belts, ship in a square box is cheaper, cost me an extra $26, only once.........

Kim Young is a certified PBIA instructor in Vestal NY, people who want to excel in sports have coaches, Tiger Woods has a coach, I learned a lot from watching video's on the internet and having better pools players help me but got to a point where I wasn't a ball banger but I also was not...

Great read !!!!!!!!!!!! Next time just stay, she'll get over it........

I would like to see the pockets 4 1/2 inch minimum, the tighter the pockets the less the players take chances cheating the pocket, playing difficult banks ect. , they play safe instead, I think it would add excitement to see players take more chances with difficult shots and make the game more...

That would be be me, out in the FIRST round.......

Does the 2X4 JB Butterfly case have a jump handle pocket?