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I certainly will. They only bought 1 set though.. and having a table at my place, I don't play there often... Wanted to exchange my aramith pro tournament (or sell them) to get a cyclop set.. Will see :)

Set aside the color for the argument :) Well, I was told they were skidding less, due to increased hardness .. you'd disagree with that statement?

The poolhall I play at purchased a set of cyclop ball. The owner told me that the cyclop balls are a bit harder and thus have less cut induced throw, less of cling time. What do you say? Is that true? How do both sets of balls play differently?

Try reading "The Inner Game of Tennis" and/or Pleasures of Small Motion

that's interesting!!

I'm open to all suggestions!

Thanks! I ordered one!

Should be pretty easy to make at home though! What kind of fabrics could I use? And for the powder? Baby powder?

Yup, exactly! How do you like that? I'm not using powder much, but summer is coming and sometime it is great to have some nearby. Plus in tournament sometime it could come in handy!

What do you mean?? They simply put baby powder inside a rolled bill??

Hi everyone, I remember seeing (but can't recall where) someone that had a device or something that had powder to help with the bridge hand. Anyone know what that device would be? Or did I mis-see it and they just put some powder on the table and before every game or so, they would put some on...

I was refering to the bridge hand.. but obviously, the hand holding the stick might be different, although I'd be curious to know why... :)

did you just pocket a ball directly, or you were using CB to pocket OB?

Do you use the same power? or do you use less on barbox?

So you're saying that before a tournament match, he places the 1 ball, then freeze the next two ball and tap them to make sure it makes a unvisible spot on the cloth?

Beside your hand position, what do you do differently on a break on a barbox vs a 9ft table?

Since what's most important is hitting the cue ball with a leveled cue, why move vertically so much? I mean it makes it harder to hit where you want... When I break, my upper boddy move up like Shane does, but I try not to move my cue as much as he does..

how is a softer tip more forgiving? and why would more advanced player use harder tips? I mean other than the feedback/feel, there must be something? I always thought softer tips produced more spin, so I thought Pro would love that..

Wondering if there are any CTE users in Quebec? Just wondering if anyone around (Quebec, Montreal, any where in Quebec Province for that matter) I could meet in person and discuss CTE. Cheers!

I got some spare Moori Hard, and Kamui Hard. I guess I should try these before ordering any new tips. See if I prefer soft or hard. Since I got 2 Vantage (predator) shaft, I could use one with a hard tip and one with a soft and play with both for a while and see!