IF you had a zero deflection cue, how would you play?

[joewag2]

you can aim closer to where you aim with vertical axis shots withall spins
therefore you dont need to lean as many compensations for different amounts of spin
jmho

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[Mkindsv]

I would play about exactly the same after three hours. I currently have two LD shafted cues and one regular maple shaft. I alternate games with them, and most of the time can tell no difference whatsoever

 

[pt109]

I've been hearing about zero deflection cues since the 80s....it's unicorn thinking.
...you can only have zero deflection at a certain range...speed and distance...
...even a different cloth can change that.

what players should be looking for is a 'user friendly' cue.
...the 13 mm with ivory ferrules pushed too much for me..
...most LDs masse too much for me.

 

[Texas Carom Club]

I usually play all games with my Carom shaft,
Used to like spinning everything

Now I'm thinking I'd like to try a good 13mm pool shaft on a pool cue for my 14.1

Having more success lately using less spin and stunning the ball around, Carom and pool

 

[pt109]

I usually play all games with my Carom shaft,
Used to like spinning everything

Now I'm thinking I'd like to try a good 13mm pool shaft on a pool cue for my 14.1

Having more success lately using less spin and stunning the ball around, Carom and pool

I use carom taper on all my cues..snooker, pool, and carom.
...I like spinning....I feel it's a necessary complication...it allows you to run out without
making a hard shot....
..but you can hit dead center cue-ball without changing your cue.

 

[CaptainPots]

My coach is the same. He walks around demonstrating shots, just randomly grabbing our cues off our hands, doesn't matter if it's a house cue, Mezz, Predator or Adam cue, he makes all the shots with sidespin on demand without needing to look at what cue he's wielding.

I don't know what he's on and neither does he. He can't seem to explain it to us but he just is able to do it.

I would play about exactly the same after three hours. I currently have two LD shafted cues and one regular maple shaft. I alternate games with them, and most of the time can tell no difference whatsoever

 

[CaptainPots]

When you say user-friendly, do you mean that the cue allows you to apply side-spin in an intuitive manner such that the cueball still goes straight down the aiming line?

what players should be looking for is a 'user friendly' cue.
...the 13 mm with ivory ferrules pushed too much for me..
...most LDs masse too much for me.