Pro Justa-Bridge Pro Justa-Bridge, anyone have one?
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Thie item is out of stock sadly?
i tried one last week and was very impressed. i was going to order one from muellers next week- i guess that i will have to look elsewhere.
I have used this bridge and didn't really care for it. It's a little bulky when you have to shoot a ball that's got other ball close to it. You can get it to just the right height, but I have see people flip it over and hit balls accidentally trying to turn cue to adjust it.
The Mueller's bridge "39-175 - Molded Bridge Head" is $2 rather than $30 and it works great and fits in a case easily. The old "keep it simple" rule is a good one.
The Mueller's bridge "39-175 - Molded Bridge Head" is $2 rather than $30 and it works great and fits in a case easily. The old "keep it simple" rule is a good one.
I had one and thought it was a bit bulky also .
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I have one of these and I like it for draw shots with the rake. You can get a lot lower on the cueball while staying level. It's alright for most other shots but I usually just grab the standard rake for any mid to high ball shots.
Looks like a good bridge... Price is ok.
Bridge
Claude Merrier came through here in Texas and had a bridge that had elbows and I think it telescoped also. It was kind of "inspector gadget" but many of us thought having one would be awesome.
I didn't get to ask Claude about it, but I wish I had.
Ray
Claude Merrier came through here in Texas and had a bridge that had elbows and I think it telescoped also. It was kind of "inspector gadget" but many of us thought having one would be awesome.
I didn't get to ask Claude about it, but I wish I had.
Ray
I have one of these, and one feature that I like about it is that if you twist the handle the two sides move, allowing you to raise it and lower it to your liking. It gives you a lot more flexibility than a standard bridge. I use both a standard bridge as well as this bridge. You can just throw the bridge head in your cue case and when you need it, push a house cue through the center of the bridge and off you go.
Thanks for all the Feedback.
I own one of these and they are great. The flexibility is terrific. The PLAYBCA website had an excellent video at one time from the 2006 Nationals media. I can't find the link anymore.
I did find some video on youtube of the justabridge in action.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfwVNK8p8as
I did find some video on youtube of the justabridge in action.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfwVNK8p8as
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Kellers Pro Justa bridge-made in the usa
This what I use it is simply the best, lightweight black plastic with felt on all 10 positions- fits over your brake cue, or bar cue- Just like your bridge hand you need it to be adjustble. keeps those expensive shafts dent free. mark
This what I use it is simply the best, lightweight black plastic with felt on all 10 positions- fits over your brake cue, or bar cue- Just like your bridge hand you need it to be adjustble. keeps those expensive shafts dent free. mark
Keep the input coming.
Bigtruck said:
Sounds like the had the Stretch System developed by Mike Danner.
Different than the STREACH System.
CocoboloCowboy said:
I own one and it is probably the best bridge I have every used. You can use it in several positions and make adjustments in most of those positions. It is very adaptable to shot situations. It is amazing for playing 14.1.
The down side, if there is one, is that it is a little bulky and it does not fit in my case. Rather than carry it seperately, I only use it at home and I defer to a moose head type bridge for carrying around.
softshot said:
Think I would spend 30 Buck for a Bridgehead, and go to Mexico to buy me Prescription, at 1/8th. the Cost in USA. Tired of being ripped off by the US Medical Establishment. 12 Buck for a YEARS Supply in Mexico, 8 Buck a Month in the USA + 96 Bucks for a YEAR.