foul or not?

[centurysnooker]

If you want a higher bridge you could always try this,http://snookerbilliardspool.blogspot...-rest-aid.html

yeah i think ill buy one of those because they always come in handy

[DeanH]

centurysnooker: also do a search for "Q-Rite Rest Head" which was banded around some years ago and seems a simple idea. Prices vary from a few pound to £5 (inc P&P)

[poolqjunkie]

I know there are rules similiar in place with US pool, whereas you can use a tool or a piece of equipment for the purpose it was designed/intended for...
In that regard, a chalk is not to be used for cueing as it was designed for chalking only, while if you come up with say, a finger tube which is designed to be worn on ones fingers for bridging over balls then you can use it in a game. A few years ago, they have made a small rod with a little bridge on top that you can hold in your bridging hand and use it as a small rest for those awkward shots and that was allowed. Somehow this device never caught on but I have seen it being used in tournament.

[snookerpoolman]

centurysnooker: also do a search for "Q-Rite Rest Head" which was banded around some years ago and seems a simple idea. Prices vary from a few pound to £5 (inc P&P)

I have the dual-purpose Bi-Bridge Rest Aids in stock and can supply for TSF UK Members @ £3.59 inc. postage....Contact me on 07740102927 or email me @ cueist@genie.co.uk

Overseas buyers email me for postage price.... Cheers, Dave, Snookerpoolman

[adam_s_101]

Earl strickland the US pool player went through a short phase of wearing finger extensions in matches, there's probably a video somewhere on YouTube