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Saw this the other day: The idea is you use the butt end of your stick as a stand-in for the spot-on-the-wall, pivoting the tip towards your cue ball after establishing a reference line. It feels like it should work with a wide range of shots but the poster hasn't really explained how it...

To me the smaller diameter just feels like it fits my hands better both open and closed. I alternate between open and closed bridge depending on the shot, which I'm sure provides no actual advantage other than the psychological benefits of routine. But when shooting with a closed bridge I can...

Ah interesting to know, in that case I concur with Paul_#_ the Jacoby might be the ticket since it has a long taper at 11.8 (from what I hear) but I'm shooting fine with the Must for now.

I have the 11.8 "Must" and the taper took some getting used to. I suspect its an attempt to replicate the taper of the Revo more closely. I would assume its just as LD as the older rhino. The stock Nishiki tip is actually pretty good imo, feels very similar to a Kamui black medium. Had Dave's...

One big benefit I'm thinking I might get out of switching to CF is the potential to use my playing cue as a break cue, and still get a bit of LD or at least a similar pivot length to the OB shaft. The fancy wooden ferule on my OB1 has always kept me from breaking with it. And I figure with a...

Has anyone given this a go? $199 with choice of bulletproof tip and a lifetime warranty seems like a hell of a deal. Wondering how it compares in deflection and taper to a similarly priced Rhino shaft or other shafts like JFlowers S.M.O. Thinking of selling my Old OB121 and giving a carbon LD...

FORUM NAME: lobstertex LOCATION: Cambridge MA AGE: 28 CUE: hard as a rock $57 Cuetec sneaky (ob coming in the post) HOURS OF PLAY PER WEEK: 4 - 10+ BEVERAGE OF CHOICE: Narragansett Also this is my first post (I'm a lurker) hi everybody.