Who Put's "Wrap" On A Snooker Cue?

[Pangit]

There might be a few...but it's pretty much taboo. Why is that?

 

[sfleinen]

Mostly tradition, but the main point behind that tradition might be that wrapless ensures a more "intimate" connection with the cue. I.e. more chance to feel the "resonance" of the hit, and probably even more importantly, a good grip. Wrapless tends to "stick" or bond to skin better than a wrap does, which means the player doesn't have to actually "grip" the grip area; the "tack" of wrapless allows a relaxed grip.

IMHO, anyway,
-Sean

 

[Scaramouche]

Snooker players don't think equipment is the secret, so they don't spend money on all the crap that pool players do, seeking the magic fix.

Snooker players spend money on fancy clothes and cars to attract the snooker groupies.

Judd Trump drives an Audi R8, and pays four figures for his shoes.
No wrap on his cue