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Cool. The part about the center being harder than the outsides sounded interesting. Seybert's carries Taom products, just not these.

Anyone tried these out? Sound interesting but I can't find any dealers that carry them in the U.S.

What's the consensus on this? I read somewhere (maybe a Kamui statement?) that you weren't supposed to used a tip pick on layered tips because it could delaminate or mess with the layers or something. But I feel like the tip holds chalk better and doesn't get as glazed after using a tip pick.

IMO the ball absolutely goes forward past the tangent line before spinning back. I think this happens when the cue ball is heaver than the OB

think it came from the french because the english were supposedly the first to use leather tips, enabling them to use sidespin

And the crowd goes mild

Is it always delayed or does it just say that if they don't scan it?

Says the same expected date but I'm reading online that it could mean it's lost

I don't understand the thought process with this shaft. Some of the main advantages with carbon shafts is not having to worry about dings or warping and being able to wipe it down to clean it. Why have wood on the outside? Also had a bad experience dealing with them so probably biased a bit

Just tried this for a little bit and it worked very well. Feel like you have to trust it a little because it feels like you're gonna get force follow from it. Seems to work when you can see the full cb because when you're jacked up at all it gets trickier to get the exact spot

Say you have straight in shot downtable and you just want to roll forward a couple inches. You can either strike the ball slightly above center, but you have to hit the cb kinda hard so that it doesn't get too much forward roll, you can hit it center ball and have just a bit of forward roll...

Go to the bathroom and wash up, do your hair, straighten your tie, etc.

so a carbon fiber shaft without two of the main advantages of carbon fiber?

Yes. Let me know if you need a higher res pic.

My mistake. It's 12.5, which is how I ordered it from Seybert's originally. Weight is 102.7 grams.

Good condition $45 shipped.

This is not the low deflection but the kind that comes standard on Diveney cues. This is from a cue ordered directly from Pat Diveney. Tip is Kamui Black soft. $125 obo.

Tip needs to be replaced. Good Condition $125 obo Edit: posted pic of the joint just to show the type that it fits

No it's for a radial. Sorry

Great condition. Couple little nicks on the finished portion at the bottom of the shaft. Measured right around 12.5 at the tip. Never touched with sand paper. Only magic eraser and leather. $225 obo Edit: Sorry about the image quality, I had to reduce it to upload here. I can email the hi res...