Snooker accessories from the USA

[Looter]

I'm going to Las Vegas in October and found a couple of billiards shops there that sell accessories that are not available over here (I think.) There's the deluxe moose bridge which looks like a good gadget, there's also a device that makes the pocket smaller (as if the game isn't hard enough!)

If anyone recommends a particular brand of tip that you can only get over there let me know and I'll have a look. I know you can prob buy these things over the internet but would rather avoid the ball ache of paying postage etc, I prefer a really soft tip if anyone knows what tips are soft there.

[ADR147]

I'm going to Las Vegas in October and found a couple of billiards shops there that sell accessories that are not available over here (I think.) There's the deluxe moose bridge which looks like a good gadget, there's also a device that makes the pocket smaller (as if the game isn't hard enough!)

If anyone recommends a particular brand of tip that you can only get over there let me know and I'll have a look. I know you can prob buy these things over the internet but would rather avoid the ball ache of paying postage etc, I prefer a really soft tip if anyone knows what tips are soft there.

keep an eye out for hercules tips.

[billabong]

keep an eye out for hercules tips.

A friend had a bently H2 tip on his 8 ball pool cue, and he loved the feel of it,
even though it starts off as a 14mm tip !

[Hello, Mr Big Shot]

I'm going to Las Vegas in October and found a couple of billiards shops there that sell accessories that are not available over here (I think.) There's the deluxe moose bridge which looks like a good gadget, there's also a device that makes the pocket smaller (as if the game isn't hard enough!)

If anyone recommends a particular brand of tip that you can only get over there let me know and I'll have a look. I know you can prob buy these things over the internet but would rather avoid the ball ache of paying postage etc, I prefer a really soft tip if anyone knows what tips are soft there.

Pocket reducers are generally for American pool tables- doubt they'll sell snooker ones over there.

As far as tips go, there are dozens of layered tips - look at seyberts for a reasonable range. Price is a pretty good indicator of quality, but not always.

Personally, if just for snooker, a good triangle or le pro is hard to beat. Bear in mind virtually all tips will be 14mm.

[tony9ball68]

Lucky so and so, my dream to go to Vegas. Have fun and stick £10 on number 13 on the roulette for me!!

[blahblah01]

Lucky so and so, my dream to go to Vegas. Have fun and stick £10 on number 13 on the roulette for me!!

But only after watching 12 spins?

[tony9ball68]

I meant number 13 on the wheel, not spin number 13!!

[blahblah01]

I meant number 13 on the wheel, not spin number 13!!

Why not both?

[Looter]

Lucky so and so, my dream to go to Vegas. Have fun and stick £10 on number 13 on the roulette for me!!

I'll do it on the first table I come across!