The Ultimate Road Warrior

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The full Cuetec setup: R360 (extension is a must), Meteor break cue and and a jump cue. Next comes a case. A case he will cover with '9 on the snap' and 'I beat the league operator' APA patches. Following this is going to be a poison or predator glove and an SVB shirt. For shoes we need chacos. Shorts are plaid, because plaid but we also need a chain wallet. All practice at new pool halls must be with the extension with a 20" bridge length.

Whats your ideal "road" setup.
 
Budweiser cue with canvas 1x1 butterfly case (with broken zipper). UPS brown shirt and matching trousers. Fist bridge and breakshot-speed on every shot especially the hangers.
 
The full Cuetec setup: R360 (extension is a must), Meteor break cue and and a jump cue. Next comes a case. A case he will cover with '9 on the snap' and 'I beat the league operator' APA patches. Following this is going to be a poison or predator glove and an SVB shirt. For shoes we need chacos. Shorts are plaid, because plaid but we also need a chain wallet. All practice at new pool halls must be with the extension with a 20" bridge length.

Whats your ideal "road" setup.

If you are referring to what I think you are. The best road cue is a medium priced production cue like everybody else in the place has. If you have some complete pos it make no sense you want to gamble. It also has to be a cue you can actually play most of your speed with.

When you hustle pool you can't look like an idiot and then shift gears and shoot the lights out, that is just on TV. You have to look like you can play a little at least, No goofy face making or horrible bridge or stroke.

If you do that and you want to match up with better players what are you going to do? It is best to just not quite play your game, a miss here and there, out of position a little, that is all they want to see. It allows you to improve your game as needed and not attract attention or be so obvious.
 
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