Billiard Bridges Buying Guide
Pool is a game of precision that requires fine timing of shots. When the shot is hard to reach and when your aim is in jeopardy, then
bridge head that supports a cue stick. When you are unable to utilize hand bridge techniques for a shot, a bridge support becomes essential.
Materials
* '''Aluminum''': An
aluminum bridge head is fixed to a bridge stick and is a permanent option that cannot be slipped on to the bridge stick.
* '''Plastic''': The tension between the stick and the
plastic bridge head holds the bridge stick in place. The plastic bridge head slips on a bridge stick conveniently and can be easily replaced.
* '''Brass''': Classic, vintage, and permanently fastened to the bridge stick, this option in
brass has rubberized protective feet.
* '''Fibreglass''': Portable with a possibility of two shaft positions, a fiber glass bridge head and stick can fit a travel case when on the go.
* '''Bridge Dude''': The
Moose Head gives different shooting positions to reach a shot. It can be slipped on to a pool cue to make a bridge.
Quick Picks
Factors to Consider
* The weight and stability of the bridges are critical for accurate shot selections.
* Consider whether you want your bridges to be temporary or permanent.
* If you are looking to practice every day, then plastic is a good option. A more durable bridge would be something made of metal.
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