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Just received it today, I have posted about using the Sandman shaper tool and how well it works so when Bulletproof Billiards came out with a tool of their own I was intrigued but I mistakenly thought they were similar in design so I didn't get one right away, they are very different, the...

I think it adds to more safeties being played as well, bigger pockets with more angle on the pocket face gives you a choice to cheat the pocket or play a safety instead, 4 1/2" pockets for pro events with a narrower face would speed up the games as well, do you think Efren would have even...

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I don't use anything else anymore I'm still on my 2nd piece of chalk after 2 years, when I 1st heard 1 piece of chalk cost $20.00 I said I would never spend that much money for 1 piece of chalk, I ordered a chalk holder and to get free shipping I needed to spend more dollars, so long story short...

I use a Dr. V's magnetic chalk holder so I always have it at my side, I'm 4 years into using TAOM V 10 chalk and I'm just getting used to not chalking on every shot......

I think if you chalk less often the scuff will go away, it's a hard habit to break after being taught to chalk up every shot, these tips hold chalk better than a leather tip.

Talc (baby powder) is harder than wood and oil, so it will damage wooden dance floors, a bit like sand would.Aug 11, 2023

That's good info, I don't know anyone who has used the soft tip, as far as the chalk marks go, are you chalking after every shot? I have found I don't need to chalk after every shot, I have seen several reviews saying the same thing, there is no tip that is right for everyone, I don't care what...

Water is softer than rock yet it was able to carve out the grand canyon, I used 3000 grit sandpaper to clean my wood shafts, the amount of residue couldn't even be measured, this grade of sandpaper is used to finish clear coat on vehicles, I didn't use the sandpaper every day, only about every 4...

While we are at it duck duck goose needs an update as well......

Been using the Prime II 12.0 shaft for about 6 months now, best shaft I have ever owned, Becue arranges their CF fibers at different angles in their butts and shafts to transfer the power of your stroke more efficiently, when I stroke the ball properly I get amazing results, when I don't my cue...

It's not eye hand coordination it's eye brain hand coordination, if your eye is giving your brain the wrong sight picture you will struggle, learning your vision center is the key to helping your game.

Low abrasion means talc is abrasive and over time will cause wear which will change how your shaft plays, it's that simple.

I would say there is not one but that the whole AZ Billiards community can help, check out many different opinions and see how many people like what you might like and the one's who don't, I got back into playing pool about 3 years ago, I swore I would never use a CF shaft, I now own a CF cue...

I emailed Bulletproof before trying the hard tip myself, they were very responsive and they said that tip hardness is very subjective but they would compare the Red Med tip to a Medium Hard tip, they also said the hard tip imparted more spin, Dr Dave billiards research also shows that hard tips...

I'm 6'1", not really super tall but I didn't like a 58" cue either, always hanging on to the back of the cue, I went with a 30" shaft and a 3" rear extension that I leave on all the time except when I run into a "wall shot" at a bar, it's one of the reasons you need to find the best cue for YOU...

Before I switched to the Recoil hard tip I had already switched to hard tips anyways, my question is if you love the Bulletproof Recoil hard tip why would you want to switch? I think synthetic tips are going to be the future of cue tips, I would have no problem trying a new synthetic tip from...

It's also why I think it's the nastiest flaw to remedy because I see no difference in the shot, both of them look exactly the same when aiming but only one is truly straight, it's hard to fix a problem if you can't see what the real problem is.

That Koda tip tool looks very similar to the Sandman, I bet you will love the results.

I have never needed to shape my tip, I use the Sandman shaper only to rough it up, it works great.