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I did not know that about the pro, thanks.always I've been using mine for close to a year now. I did briefly change back. To a solid shaft. The biggest difference i found. In the way it plays, was finding the right butt for it.i agree with you. Its got a great feel. Then again i like using the...

Its basically the same as a normal shaft, but with an ultra light ferrule. If your happy using the Carmeli / Pierce / Schmelke then stick with those. There really isn't that much difference, just a lower deflection. And a longer taper than standerd.

Its what you do with elkmasters, when its fraying on the sides. It also helps if its a metal ferrule. like alphadog said, it burns off the loose fibres.

I think he was about 10 when that picture was taken:)

Stu, its the way it should be, certainly makes the game more professional, when you have to earn your place at these prestigious MR events. And your right, the fields will get so much more stronger, becouse of it.

if your playing same speed as every one else, its very strange. you done nothing wrong. Must just be a thing for locals. Not that you wouldn't consider yourself a, local to the area.

Yep, it was one an incredible documentary. The producers leave, no stone unturned.

Its the way thay do it, in alot of the snooker events.

You would hope he gets something, and I would imagine he will present the trophy, like he did in Hanoi.

Wasn't it the meucci red dot shafts, where supposed to be flat laminated, in the mid to late 90s? That was before the black dot.

You know what, barry would say.... Success is bums on seats, Money in your pocket. Its all about the cash.if it ain't going to make money. Most people aren't interested. Regardless how good or hard the game is.

Well said, 8 ball, call shot 10 ball. Or just old school rotation with all 15. Thay very are more tricky games. Like shane was saying about 8 ball, rotation is also very much like chess, you have to out fox your opponent.

I got mine in june, and its half gone already. It wasn't a bad deal. Alot depends how much you play. I would spend that again. Mine was 12 with free shipping.

Blue diamond is just more gritty than masters. Still a nice chalk.

If your happy, there is no reason too, It won't make you play any better. I did get some navigator chalk to see, As some have said, its like the perfect peice of masters. I got it for half the price. Even that is a lot to pay for a peice of chalk.

Remember long ago, the whole point of the break. Was to control your white. Now a days, with this style of break, loosing the cue ball seems to be a bigger issue than before. We saw that an awful lot in the mosconi.

for the price it costs, it should be perfect. He probably is loading up his tip, with way too much. Would you buy any of these new chalks? Every couple months. there seems to be a new one come out.

It isn't so much, chalk causing skids that players have gone to the high end market chalks. Its more to do with the marks left on the cue ball. Its a lot less. Its also liked because it doesn't dirty the table as much. Like you, i use masters all the time and don't really notice. I hardly ever...

Yeah tips are funny things, its not always the most expensive, that will work for you. I recently put a new moori on. That was junk, it came off, after a few days.i had a couple good ones in the past, and than that. Complete waste of $18. Then i found a very nice le pro, that was just right. So...

Here you go, i think he also sells, in for sale section too. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/milk-dud-tips.503591/