I have never seen this

[Cuebuddy]

I rarely use a mechanical bridge but I would like to try this.
http://www.theflexi-rest.com/
Although I am not crazy about laying a cue shaft on the brass notch.

 

[GordonRamsay]

they are nice and pay for themselves especially when you don't want 2 or 3 different bridge heads. Especially for snooker players too...

 

[manwon]

I rarely use a mechanical bridge but I would like to try this.
http://www.theflexi-rest.com/
Although I am not crazy about laying a cue shaft on the brass notch.

Very Nice, thanks for sharing.

 

[nathandumoulin]

This device was actually fairly common during last years televised events, although it seems to have disappeared since then.

I must admit, I've never used one.....but it does seem like another gimmick.

Does anyone recommend it?

 

[AnitoKid]

Much thanks for the info, buddy!

 

[Craig Fales]

I've seen those around, it seems like a good product as you can position it where ever you want.

 

[Cuebuddy]

I think I will figure out the conversion and see how much in American dollars it will cost.

 

[MVPCues]

Although I am not crazy about laying a cue shaft on the brass notch.

Neither am I. One word...LEATHER!

http://dzcues.com/images/bridge.jpg

Not only is it safe for the shaft, the drag on the cue feels very natural.

Kelly

P.S. The adjustability of the gizmo in question is cool looking.