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I haven't yet but I think I will !!!!!!!!! Thanks

Great Stuff as always, enjoyed !!!!!!!!!

That is only for the super slow tip, all other models are $14.95

oops I pooped !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He got great advice....don't buy one of these turds !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would love to choose a 26mph stroke speed while breaking but the reality is that 15mph is what my body is capable of doing, I agree that you must find what works for you, hope my post will help someone like me who doesn't have fast stroke speed

Damm, what makes it cost so much?......people stupid enough to buy them.

pure quality !!!!!!!!!! The best part is the 2x4 under the couch, Hey I can draw the cue 2 full table lengths.

When I was at Super Billiards expo a while ago they were timing break speed, my friend Ron had a respectable 20mph speed if I remember correctly but I couldn't get any faster than 15mph, I used an 18.5oz break cue with the common logic that it would help with my stroke speed, since I couldn't...

I'm at 22.5oz, always used 18.5oz 12 years ago, just spent the last couple of weeks trying different weights 22.5 is the my sweet spot.

For a lower level player the errors in stroke, aim, speed, and planning...... are you filming my practices?

she said it's not mass or acceleration its longevity :cool:

Different ratios of mass/acceleration can produce the same force......this is true, ........which will produce the same speed/spin.......this can't be true, in order to get equal force you must lower acceleration if you increase mass and vice versa, by lowering the mass of my cue I had to...

I started playing pool again after a 12yr hiatus, purchased a Becue cue added some weight till it felt good and started banging balls Jan 1 2023, got a Valley table in Oct. of 2023 and have been able to practice everyday since then. I feel as though as I was progressing well but my draw stroke...

I am using the Engage shafts, the Prime shafts were designed to hit more like a wood shaft, never hit one of those shafts though.

I'm not saying it's good just saying what the law is NY, I hope he gets something

Gorst uses a 12.5mm, use what works for you, you can get more action out of a smaller tip, that can be good and bad if you know what I mean.

depends on the state, in NY a verbal contract is just as binding as a written contract in small claims court.

This is a Civil matter where the case is decided on a preponderance of the evidence, every state has different laws governing these kinds of cases and how much you can sue for, the problem is going to be if there is not a meeting of the minds because of the "cancelled order" , I assume no...

it is harder to control, your tip placement has to be more precise the smaller the tip size, the smaller the shaft the smaller the tip.