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ye I guess man... I dont know what it is even sometimes I feel that toam isnt really a chalk it feels more like a cream lol.

I don't think toam is a great chalk I got one and it stinked for me. Doesnt hold well on the cueball and their colors are not great on the blue, I got two type of blues toam which is all what they got and both stain the table pretty bad. I currently use the cheap white chalk from seyberts they...

Still available and new.

It's amazing that some pool players develop this type of phycological attachment to a specific T-shirt thinking that "Oh I play good with that T-shirt" -- I've seen this many many times!! :D I remember Shane with his pink shirt that he said this won him tournaments and he kept wearing that thing...

I got it in 2006-2007 so not sure, I have to ask him...

I've tried many butts to play with my Revo which is what I like-- tried many production & many custom butts and I am going to say here (Not based on looks) that the best butt I've ever played with is the Mike Gullyassy butt. For some reason that I don't know, his Butt has some type of dampening...

Please guys don't take this the wrong way----- I HAVE NO PROBLEM SUPPORTING, I will support accu-stats or any other platform that brings me pool any time!! BUT, and its a big but here. I feel that PPV is not doing pool a favor here (Looking at the big picture), I dislike DAZN, I dislike...

I've never in my life seen a table with pockets that big....bring me a table with pockets that big and ill do it.

I’m B player and I promise you within two or three attempts I’ll run a 100 on that table which Earl and Jayson played on!! 100% the pocket just accepts anything

Jayson Shaw is a monster, is the pocket sizes also big cause I know for fact that 14.1 should be played on big pockets right?

But this one is a playable ferrule just made black per request. Some new generation players prefer black ferrule as it gives better vision as a different from the cue ball color.

These beautiful steve lomax cues still available!! If you don't care about looks and just care about PLAY then this is for you!! Save few bucks and get this for an insane player cue!! Although they are still beautiful for peeps that love merry widows.

What happened afterward seemed pretty natural to me, this is what the cueball should do with that much left spin in a new cloth of 3c table. Coming off the last rail you can see the English made the cueball go, exactly as expected. The part which was questioned by the OP I believe is the glance...

I do that too in pool but not this severely. It's called glance off after shooting the ball with a follow. The more follow you put the more glance. You can use that glance to your advantage when needing to miss a ball that's closely to the object ball you're trying to make, just like what the...

Lol a comedy show. Nice work

I've tried a Mezz cue with the United joint. played ok-- I'm shooting right now with a Revo uni-loc QR connected into a mid-extension which then connects to a 3/8x10 butt. It shoots beautifully and even better than my Mezz. I feel there's some type of great dampening on my hand which grips the...

I've had several uni-locs. in fact, I also use my uni-loc shaft to screw into a mid-extension which mates a uni-loc shaft into a 3/8x10 butt. With all that, even with the mid-extension connecting a 3/8x10 to a uni-loc. I've never -- ever had a uni-loc come loose after a shot! I also never check...

I understand what you're saying but if I see all fingers wrapped around a cue I can tell whether or not that those fingers are death gripping or just firm gripping or lose gripping. Granted sometimes I cannot, it's not 100% of the time but most of the time I can tell if the guy is only lightly...

I would say the most common is they don't know their own timing. When shot is out of the norm, they tend to wack with the cue and you can see it in their last stroke that they either jerked or swang the cue at a very high speed......The last stroke timing should be the exact same regardless of...

Death grip is the best grip, most pro's in the 80s and 90s used death grip and they played wonderfully.