Which bridge do you think is the best out there.I have a old fashioned screw on metal bridge and i fear using it because i dont want to mess up my shafts.
Best bridge
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The one i like reminds me of batman!
I like the concept behind the just-a-bridge, but I agree to spendy and also to bulky. I have both the moosehead and the Corona bridges that I use. I gotta say once i finished all the extra work on my moosehead I enjoy it more than my Corona simply because it is more universal. If you want do not want to go through the hassle of sanding the moosehead, I highly recommend the Corona.
I bought the Stretch bridge system about 15 years ago and haven't found anything I like better. http://www.hightowercues.com/index.php?page=stretch_system
I too is a bit spendy for a bridge.
I too is a bit spendy for a bridge.
I love my Omni Bridge...smoothest action in the business.
The best bridge is either the Tiger or the Kamui leather bridge.
I have them both.
I have them both.
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I like the Tiger Corona too.
BTW, what's up with all these bridge threads in the last couple of days?
BTW, what's up with all these bridge threads in the last couple of days?
Tiger Corona for small case (when I go minimalist and/or walk).
Retractable Bridge + Hager extension for larger case (league/tournaments).
http://www.dazadi.com/Game-Rooms/Bi...ies/Bridge-Cues/Retractable-Bridge-Stick.html
http://www.jwhager.com/
I use the above combo similar to the Stretch System mentioned above.
Note: The retractable bridge had burrs where the cue rests and I used a small circular knife sharpener to smooth things out. And, the bridge head came off one time when I extended it (separated from the telescoping part). I glued it back on with some tip glue. Works great now.
Retractable Bridge + Hager extension for larger case (league/tournaments).
http://www.dazadi.com/Game-Rooms/Bi...ies/Bridge-Cues/Retractable-Bridge-Stick.html
http://www.jwhager.com/
I use the above combo similar to the Stretch System mentioned above.
Note: The retractable bridge had burrs where the cue rests and I used a small circular knife sharpener to smooth things out. And, the bridge head came off one time when I extended it (separated from the telescoping part). I glued it back on with some tip glue. Works great now.
I use the leather bridge shown above. No chance to dent or scratch the shaft.
Metal bridges don't damage the shaft most of the time. But if you get a strange hit on the cue ball where the shaft hops or vibrates on the bridge, you will get tiny dents. It's a risk.
Cue slides better on the leather. Sometimes get squeaks or drag on plastic bridges.
Metal bridges don't damage the shaft most of the time. But if you get a strange hit on the cue ball where the shaft hops or vibrates on the bridge, you will get tiny dents. It's a risk.
Cue slides better on the leather. Sometimes get squeaks or drag on plastic bridges.
Looks like I will get a leather bridge.No sense taking a chance with an expensive shaft.