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For me it definitely wouldn't be noticeable! 🙂

Is it a surprise that those two particular balls, the cue and 8, are a bit out of range?

I always wear a hat when I play, it keeps the light/glare out of my eyes. Also, I'm hoping the ez bridge works better than the last bridge I am sending back.

I actually received the attached device in the mail today and tried it out. While it does elevate the bridge higher, it's very unstable due to its construction in my opinion. The vertical shaft is too thin, and a little horizontal tab 2/3 of the way up gets in the way. If you try to stabilize it...

Also, if I attached the ez jumper on the end of a stick, just like a standard bridge as we all know it, would it be ok then?

I am on a vnea league and will inquire the operators of this league to get their determination.

This is how I interpret the rule that's being questioned. In that case, the bridge hand is not even being used, but just the mechanical bridge itself. When players use a standard bridge, those attached to a longish stick, your normal bridge hand can be a elevated a couple of feet on the end of...

I found this YouTube video online:

Thank you for your post, I appreciate it, but having a bit of difficulty understanding it. Are you in agreement that these particular bridges are legal, or illegal?

Thank you guys, I'm a decent jumper, but have trouble on close in jumps. Strange, I have large hands but can't seem to get a stable bridge going, causing me to make poor contact. I can close in Jump maybe 30% of the time, and long jumps, when there is a bit of distance between what I am jumping...

I am wondering if either of these items are legal to use in competition? Has anybody tried either of these? If so what is your opinion? https://a.co/d/077MdOOy https://a.co/d/0bngyEkn

Could it be said that with a shaft that has more deflection, probably the maple shaft, you can apply more torque to the cue ball with more action than a stiff carbon fiber shaft? A lot of people are so used to Wood, and the deflection it offers, that wood is there go to shaft. I have been...

Is low deflection something that you really want, especially after years of maple shafts? Do players actually see their game improve with ld play? I am a 500 fargo player and I can alternate between wood and cf easily, without me noticing much. I actually think I prefer wood for feedback.

I think I may have misspoke when using the word custom, I'm okay with a production cue as long as it meets certain specs, mostly aesthetically.

I would like to purchase a nice custom cue but $1500 is my desired limit. I know they can get quite expensive.

I guess my point was that people enjoy the feel of wood, and how it does deflect the ball. Deflection is not a bad thing if you know how to use it?, and it also feels good to people. I used a friend's KW yesterday, it's sound was a bit different, but the biggest aspect that I liked about it was...

How do you know whether to trust somebody when you purchase in this forum or not? I am thinking about buying a stick, and this crosses my mind.

He wouldn't have a chance against me! No chance of losing, that is.

I'd love to see pictures of your stick.

I sometimes go several league nights wo needing a jump cue, because it's not a shot that comes up that often. When it does, I am ready quickly, and not much hassle. Because the shot does not come up that often players are not that well versed in jumping. It is a skill set that needs practice...