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It doesn’t have to be its personal preference just like different tips wraps shafts etc

I made the switch to Whyte Carbon but I changed out my stock ferrule on my Cynergy to an elk horn ferrule and really liked the feel to it.

Thanks for sharing your info I went with the 12.5mm and even though it will take a little getting use to I think I’m going to love it. I also got the Whyte Carbon BR PR and I’m loving it as well.

Thank you for your input and no I am not looking for a bandaid. I spend 8hrs a day at the table I have a 11.8 and a 12.5 and I have tried to get comfortable with it, I just can't it feels to bulky in my bridge fingers, so 12.2 is a happy median, and yes mm's make a difference. Reality is larger...

That is 100% true and I am not looking for it to help improve my stroke I am looking at it as a larger diameter to provide a little more forgiveness on my longer shots while I am getting back into it. My fundamentals are pretty solid my stroke however isn't as consistent as it once was from day...

Everyone is different before I took 14 years away from the game I played with an 11.4 maple shaft no issues after the time off my consistency in my stroke is lacking. A larger shaft will help with that but like tips, shafts are a personal choice that’s why I was asking others who have stepped up...

So I have the 11.8mm Cynergy with a HOW medium top and as much as I love it I’m considering a step up in diameter to the 12.2mm Whyte Carbon to have a little more forgiveness on the 9’ tables. Anyone else made this switch or have an opinion on the 12.2? The 12.5 I just can’t get comfortable...

I jump with a custom Keilwood shaft 13mm with a TAOM 2.0 tip and really like it but as technology advances I’m curious about other jump cues such as the Hyper Jump the Propel etc with the thicker 13.9mm shafts. What is everyone’s thoughts? Pros and cons?

So some big changes this BCA will be moving from RIO to Westgate. How do y’all feel about this? I’m personally excited for the new chapter but also a creature of habit so I’m not sure what to expect since I don’t do APA Vegas. What’s everyone’s thoughts?

I’m on the HOW Medium, also my jump and break cues have a TAOM 2.0 on them.

I have a Kielwood shaft that was originally on my break/jump Jensen cue. I have moved to a CF break shaft but really like the Kielwood shaft better for jumping but now I need a butt/extension only. I really like the 2 piece like on the Propel but would be happy with one that is similar to the...

I am looking for a white TAOM 2.0 Break/Jump tip to put on my CF shaft. They are discontinued and sold out in most places except overseas and they will not ship to the US. This is my last shot at acquiring one.

Still looking if anyone has a white 2.0 for sale.

I wanted to share my joy of winning the BCA World Ladies Gold Division this year in Vegas. It was a fun but grueling experience, looking forward to defending next year. Was shooting with a Cynergy 11.8 with a HOW medium tip and a custom Jensen butt.

Considering I got it for $350 yeah I did good. And it breaks just as powerful as the Breech does. Very first APA break was an 8-Ball break lol. Very first BCA break was a break and run so it with my fundamentals seems to be a good fit 😉😬

I tried out the Breech in Vegas at BCA and really loved it and honestly there is no difference in the break quality that I have noticed between the 2. I have a Taom 2.0 on it as well.

So I wanted to make a post I was considering the Breech as my new break cue but really wanted to keep my Jensen butt. So I decided to get the Cynergy 12.5 and have a phenolic ferrule put on it because they don’t sell the 12.9 shaft that comes with the Breech separately. I have had it about a...

I personally like the green better, I feel like the blue is a lot like the Pyro.

Looking for TAOM 2.0 Break/Jump tips in white or green. I know they are discontinued and the T3 will be released next month but I love these tips and I want one for my new CF break shaft.

I am with you, I’m trying to track my hours of table time to adjust. From a lifetime (started at age 6) of shooting with wood deflection is just factored in mentally and it’s like now I have to unlearn it. I’m a SL7 in APA 8 and Tuesday night was my first match with it and I lost to a SL3. He...