My New TW vs my old Maximus Ultimate

[Inoffthered]

I'm now quite happy with my new TW cue.

Earlier I did put the cue on sales & for those who has sent me request.....
Sincerely apologies if I have caused you any inconvenience ! SORRY ~~~~~

Been here myself many times. If you're not careful.. You can get into a cycle where you're changing cues every few weeks. I've learned the best thing to do is to bite the bullet and stick with ONE cue. Stick with the TW if you can.. Awesome wands!

[throtts]

Been here myself many times. If you're not careful.. You can get into a cycle where you're changing cues every few weeks. I've learned the best thing to do is to bite the bullet and stick with ONE cue. Stick with the TW if you can.. Awesome wands!

Could not agree more. Internet ordered my JP Majestic, no try out and just stuck with it and now would not give it up for anything else. It's not the cue it's the player that's real important.

[kadobau]

Been here myself many times. If you're not careful.. You can get into a cycle where you're changing cues every few weeks. I've learned the best thing to do is to bite the bullet and stick with ONE cue. Stick with the TW if you can.. Awesome wands!

I'm sticking on it now...... Cheers ~~~~

[888]

Yea ur rite. Remember a gd player needs a suitable cue and a suitable cue needs a good player to maximize potential.

That's why I very addicted to snooker games is because of cue, cue like a toy.

Very fun... Different cue, different feel, different hits... Then last come to suitable.
Just my 2 cents

^..^

[kadobau]

I have measured the cue using a digital device & the cue is 17.9oz, wondering if I slim down the cue a little to reduce the weight....
Will this affect the cue performance ?

[billabong]

I have measured the cue using a digital device & the cue is 17.9oz, wondering if I slim down the cue a little to reduce the weight....
Will this affect the cue performance ?

Before I'd do anything, I would weight both cues, in case both are the same 0.4oz more than your original 17.5oz spec.

The 1" different balance point, as pointed out previously , will make a big difference, as will the inside of your head, if you over analyse the cue specs.

Just play with it and try to get used to it, or stick with the one you like better.

You'll just be doing blind experiments if you start phaffing around with the slimming down the cue .

End result will be a cue that's no use to you, and not re-sellable to anyone else, IMHO.

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[888]

the cue is too heavy and just feel not right.
How come I have the feeling that the cue is heavy ?? But both cues are 17.5oz.

[REPLY]

I'm also have this problem, but I'm not using tw cue, both of my cues weight are similar, the weight is light, below 18oz, I think it is the balance point problems, front heavy and the back is light, both are full piece cues, strange how come the balance point same like those 3/4 jointed cue?

[888]

There is ur answer........ balance pt at 16" will definitely feel lighter as compared to the POB of 17" as u may feel the new cue is slightly top heavy. In my opinion, a cue having a POB of 17" would be a well balanced cue. U shd check the weight for both cues again with a digital measuring device, I'd not be surprised that ur new cue may turn out to be a tad heavier!!

Mine is 16" to 17" balance point

Front heavy and the back is light, I'm using light cue, may be haven't use to it.