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Your reputation proceeds you, your testing videos speak for themselves, I for one thank you for all the FREE information you have given to the pool playing community, it has helped me tremendously, Thank You, you can't please everyone......

The new Becue Prime II has the best flex to stiffness of any shaft I have ever owned, wood or CF, a CF shaft does not automatically mean lower deflection, some people think filling a CF tube with some foam and "wala" I have a low deflection shaft now, it doesn't work that way, Becue orients the...

The one thing needed is more young people being drawn to the sport, ESPN will show Cornhole but no pool tournaments? I think it needs to be introduced in middle school, what's next tetherball on ESPN?????

Are you spying on me with my shaky fundamentals?😁😁😁

Exactly, not spot on the ball but spot on the cue ball AND object ball, there are only a tiny contact points for both balls to pocket the object ball dead center of the pocket, if you are able to do that then you can learn to cheat the pocket.

Not is APA, "All balls matter"was our league name, our league was scored by how many balls the opponent had left on the table, so if you broke and ran the score was 10-0, so all balls really did matter.......

I know they say this is a coarse shaper and it is but if you slowly drag this across the tip with no pressure on the tool while spinning the shaft by hand for 15 to 30 seconds you find no measurable tip material removed and the tip will hold chalk like you won't believe, I'm using TAOM V 10...

I had the same experience, I have been using the Recoil Green since April on my new Becue Prime II shaft, couple of things I tried that really worked for me is when chalking just swipe the chalk in one direction on the tip, I found I need less chalk and don't need to chalk on every shot, and...

I do both, my black interior on my case still looks brand new.

I have 2 of the break tips come off but you need to use different glue for these, CA type Super Glue (cyanaocrylate adhesive) there are several brands that are this type of super glue, the Bulletproof break tips are a polycarbonate and you will need this type of super glue and you will be good...

The silicone tip covers made by Kamui work great, very pliable, easy off and on and stat put, I know they are more expensive but I have the same ones for more than a year so in the grand scheme of things not really all that much.

I no longer use joint protectors since buying a JB case, I can open my case turn it upside down and shake it and the butts and shafts don't move, I can remove any butt or shaft using 2 fingers, to each their own but I really enjoy being able to remove my cue quickly and not have to worry about...

Becue is already doing that, they were the 1st to build a complete CF cue, what made me try them is they are pool players who wanted to bring to pool what CF did to golf, just like any other custom cue builder, I believe their products are getting better through R&D, I am not anti wood cues, if...

The only thing I would change is more power, I do think CF transfers power more efficiently but I don't think CF ADDS any power, if you do not stroke proficientily I don't believe CF will help you, if your stroke is good I think you will see the benefit of the better transfer of power.

Here's why I like the Becue gloves, you can have the finger tips on or off, there is a place marked to cut the finger tips off and the glove does not unravel, on the palm side there is a rubberized coating that is very thin and your hand doesn't slide on the table, and they last a long time.

I've been using the Kamui brand, they are made of silicone, these look like plastic, are they?

I agree, even LD shafts have deflection when the the CB is struck off center, whether it's intentional or not, there is just less compensation you have to adjust your aim for, they are called low deflection shafts not no deflection shafts.....a proper stroke will give you far more spin than...

Becue is my favorite, it's an Italian company, they were the 1st to build an entire CF cue, I'm currently using their Prime II 12.0 shaft, I would test hit any shaft to try it but I don't see me using anything else but the Prime II in the future, it's has a great feel like a cross between a CF...

My buddy clocked 28 mph at SBE a few years back, I'll bet SVB's break is faster than his......my best was a paltry 13mph, I'm using a heavier break cue now and it seems to be helping, I would like to test my break speed now.