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Thanks for this review, I got back into playing pool again 2yrs ago after 10yrs or so of not even picking up a cue, I said I would never use a CF shaft and I kinda didn't lie, I ended up buying a Becue full CF cue, I have been playing the Kamui Athlete and the TAOM Fusion tips as they are...

I only bought the chalk because I had to spend an extra $10 to get free shipping on an order that would have cost me $20, so I got the chalk expecting nothing but hype, I used that same piece last night, it's almost gone but it's been more than 2 years, probably the cheapest thing I've wasted...

I THOUGHT it was overpriced as well, I have been using the same piece of chalk for 2 years now, that equates to LESS than a dollar a month, I have my own table and practice everyday and I am still using it. TOAM V10

Do not put them in a round tube, they charge more for that because the round tubes get caught in the conveyor belts.

The fastest speed I could attain on the break was about 15mph using an 18.5 oz cue, my break was terrible, I now use a 22.5 oz break cue and consistently make balls, If like me you are not blessed with a fast stroke this is a way around it.

mass x acceleration = force

It was my favorite tip until I tried the Taom Fusion tip, the feel on these tips is vastly different, IMHO the Kamui Athlete tip plays like a medium tip, the Taom Fusion plays like a hard tip, I expected them to be more alike, I didn't think I would like a hard tip but I have been using them now...

Letting your stroke stop as soon as you contact the cue ball, if you are doing that when trying to draw the cue ball I'll bet you are launching the cue ball off the table.

You are going to miscue less if you stroke through the ball no matter what kind of tip, shaft , ect. you are using, worry more about learning to develop a good stroke than what tip, shaft ect. you are using.

No finish on them now, I love mine . be careful, I might have to start calling you major miscue !!!!!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣

BeCue is a tech company who specialize in CF, they happen to be pool players who wanted to bring that Technology to pool, they may not be the biggest company but if you haven't tried one you should.

Becue has been making them for years, best hitting cue I have ever owned and still own.

I agree small pockets are ruining the game but I don't think they favor weaker players, IMHO better players cheat the pocket and are able to take advantage of that extra space, weaker players may make a few more shots but don't have the cue ball control of better players, better players are now...

I have the same Becue glove for almost 2 years and still looks like new, I hand wash it with hand soap every once in a while and let it air dry

WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!

that's just crazy talk

Wal-mart cues are GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!!.......for campfires

https://seyberts.com/collections/billiard-gloves/products/becue-y-glove-large-sx-left-hand?variant=42290996969670 Best pool glove made, If you don't like the closed thumb they have a spot marked on the inside of the thumb where you can cut it off and the glove won't fray, what I like best is...

Have them kidnapped show up at the match and gloat on TV they were too scared to show up and play the mighty Sr Tom.