i love the design! real straight forward. i never understood guys that had cues they wont play with.
i ran into a guy at hardtimes (nor cal) playing with a real fancy Black Boar.
I completely agree with Poolplayer...I cant play with a clean white shaft.
heres how sick I am...I add water to a chalk cube to make a blue paste, then I press it into new shafts to get them "ready". It's just a tascarella...![]()
Well, I can see it...just tryin' to get the shafts to match the blue veneer...LoL! But...Ewwwwww...to the paste thing.
I didn't think there was more than a couple guys in the world that actually rub chalk intothe shaft. How about your hands? and between fingers.(chalk is anti-slip ,just the opposite of what you need) chalk will give you no stroke and no follow through! If some of you guys would ( tape yourself and post on utube ) California would fall into the Ocean with laughter !!!!!! All I see is money , usually it takes a while to keep from laughing, All the shafts ,and cues are kept in Perfect Playing Shape. What you guys forget is the Pro's play with that preditor, Mezz , Sigel, 2 months , get another free Shaft.. They start with like 4. From all the sponsors. All my cues play all games- kind of like this- I went to cuemakers garage, we get inside and the Power in the blocks goes off. We sit and talk- I then pick up my lastest cue a 1983 Joss . Had it 3 days- tonight I played(on a 5-10 snooker) with the light from the door- so In the dark with huge shadows.The very first time I hit balls with the cue. I couldn't see the center of the red snooker balls. The problem was my stroke ,and the 1983 4pt ,leather wraped ,Joss, with clean Ivory ferrules, were in Perfect sink!! I cut the ball into a couple pockets like 7 at a time. My friend laughs sayes looks like all we can do is smoke a cigar- and sayes looks like you'll have to wait to run 50 next time. haha If you guys think just because the shaft is clean it isn't possible to play- well then you guys are sissys.
and covered in chalk. when i first started playing all my friends told me to let the shafts stay dirty. it takes a long time to get them that way and it just reminds you of how much work you've put into your game. of course these were the same kinds of people that called knicks and dings "character",lol! to be honest i don't like the way shafts look when they're all brand new.
anyway, am i the only guy that likes his shafts dirty and sealed with chalk dust and hand oil?