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If Predator came out with the Revo 2, what changes do you think they will make? A separate question could be, what changes do you think they should make?

What are the thoughts on using weight bolts to attain the desired cue weight versus a cue that is at the desired weight without weight bolts? I mean, is it better if you want a butt that weighs 15 ounces for that butt to be built at that weight (and is non adjustable) as opppose to attaining...

I bought a pair of these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BJXRC872/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1. I like the shoes, but they still slip on bare floors.

I've tried these https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BV3H9PK?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details to clean the bottom of my shoes. But I was thinking there has to be a more permanent and better solution.

I seem to have an issue with slipping when playing on non-carpeted floors. Any advice (shoe recommendation or something else)?

Yes...I guess I was wondering if you do have the room on a particular shot (no balls in the way, away from the rail enough) is it good to do. (I understand that on most shots, especially on non 10 ft tables, one doesn't have this option)

So he does have his elbow resting per the pic?

For instance, in this bigfoot 10 ball game (on a 10 ft table), does Gorst have his elbow resting on the table or not?? Looks like it's resting but I'm not 100% sure.

Question on stance mechanics: If you are able to (for instance, shooting at on object ball into a corner pocket and where the cue ball is far enough from a rail), should you rest the elbow of your bridge hand on the table or the rail? Or should that remain up in the air? Obviously, you don't...

I often wonder if practicing with the A/C off might be beneficial as it gets warmer and some of these room owners want to keep the a/c usage to a minimum. Kind of get use to the room conditions of what you might have to play in.

And I guess my next question is...has anyone made substantial strives in their game just by changing their pace of play? Answering my original question and/or this one would be very informative to me. Thanks.

Would you play worse or pretty much the same, if for some reason, you changed the normal pace of your play? (This is disregarding your opponent's pace...for instance if you were playing the ghost) 1.) For players who are a bit methodical and for some reason had to speed up a bit. 2.) For...

So does like Adderall help one's game? Kind of curious...

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To be honest not sure which I like better among the Ignite or Engage. I have been looking for something to replace my 12.4 Revo as I am not a big fan of its taper. But I get hung up on the deflection and end up sticking with the Revo. Both the Ignite and Engage deflect more than the Revo in...

I've read before that a forward balanced cue helps with follow shots and a rear balanced cue helps with draw shots. This seems odd to me or counter intuitive. I would think having a cue more rear balanced would cause the front of the cue to not come down as much naturally and would actually...

I'm selling one, if interested.

Someone did a youtube review of it

I just got one in the last week off of Seyberts. I like it...though I am not sure about their Core medium tip that it comes with. I think I am going to change it out to a Zan Plus medium tip which is what is used on the Mezz Ignite. The Engage, to me, seemed very similar to the Mezz Ignite.