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The best for the money https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00O82WCV6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

I read a lot of old comments on these balls, and today people have always good feeling about them, how can compare the hit to Aramith models? And comparison with costly Dynasphere models?

The problem is the tip material, the tip develop micro cracks in the center, break after break, at first apparence they seem good stuff but in reality they are B.S. And yes break tips do better with epoxy at least some break tips, my friend had problems with White Diamond and Super Glue.

I have the solution for the clumsy guys, put two inserts by hole, a large one in the wood glued and a smaller one inside, if you strip the threads you just have to change the small one 😂🤣😂

I will always prefer a full length inside threaded insert than these one with the hexagon, full length threaded stainless steel insert is the best. How many times the table will be assembly and diassembly in a live, you need to be stupid not just a bit to strip these stainless steel threads and...

I like to improve what I can, I try always to make my best :)

No no, I spoke about the new Icebreaker Plus, these one

Take inserts like these one full threaded in stainless at good price, tap-thread the holes in rail, glue in epoxy and add a solid washer over with 3 or 4 screws to make like a flanged insert, that will make a top job...

You just show your poor ability to understand, you can believe all what you read it is only your problem, no more time to loose with you.

Ask any pros if he can put the same spin with a very whippy shaft than a cf one, you will have from all the same answer, NO. Ask the Dr.Dave and he will say the same thing, NO, you just don't understand what you read.

Take a shaft very whippy like a Schmelke flat laminated or more whippy and put the tip that you want and come with me to make super draw shot, you will learn something, you don't know what you talk about or may you are a ZZZ player.

Haha, you begin to mix everything together, it's funny, stroke is stroke and material is material.

The place where you hit the cueball is 30% vs 70% the way how you hit the cb, to generate top spin you need a fast solid strike and ld are second for that. L.D. can't handle hard tip well, you will miscue with ld and hard tip on extreme cb edge, that's the reality.

You are completely wrong, for the same material the LD shafts are more whippy and not just a bit, you think that a whippy shaft will make as much spin than a stiffer shaft in hitting the cb at the same offset, that's totally wrong and if you don't know that, you miss a lot of things. I have 3...

Don't be sorry and continue to believe all your marketing facts, it's good for the economy market

This one have 31 inches and it's a good one brand new, not choice of connection https://www.pooldawg.com/elite-pool-cue-shaft-31-inches

Low deflection shafts are total B.S., take hard maple shaft 13mm and drop the tip at around 12mm in the last 6 inches. You will never put english and draw shot as much as solid maple shaft with a low whippy deflection shaft. With a solid maple shaft you don't need to go as much on the cue ball...

And by the way On Cyborg tip jump very very well, I bought a Lucasi jump cue and she came with a phenolic, bs to jump with that, i replaced it with this tip and that jump very easily...

It's called Icebreaker+ https://www.seyberts.com/pool-cue-break-tips/icebreaker-jump/break-tip/

Just to say that after 1 month of solid break the tip broke right in 2 parts, it was just a try, come back with a Taom my best of all time. The hit of Taom is more solid also.