Which is the best light or heavy billiard cue and the best reputation for billiard cues

The lightweight pool cue is good for the player's handling, making it easier for the player to grasp the power and direction of the shot, so as to hit the ball more accurately. Billiard cues, on the other hand, are more stable and have a stronger shot.

Specifically, the weight of the cue depends on the player's own experience. For beginners, a lighter club may be easier to master the skill of the shot, while for experienced players, a heavier club may be more suitable for their style of play.

The distance of the center of gravity is also an important factor affecting the performance of billiard cues. The closer the center of gravity is to each other, the more stable the club will be, and the more powerful the ball will be. And the farther away the center of gravity, the better the handling of the club, which is more suitable for playing delicate balls.

In conclusion, choosing a light or heavy pool cue mainly depends on the player's personal preference and playing style. When choosing a billiard cue, players should choose the weight and center of gravity distance that suit them according to their actual situation.

Each has its pros and cons.

The quality of the club is not based on its weight, but on the elasticity and hardness of the force transmission.

Heavy clubs and light clubs have different characteristics:

A lighter club is better at controlling the position of the cue ball, but it is not suitable for playing hard.

The heavier club is more suitable for playing the ball vigorously and for the ball that requires accuracy on the long table, but the power of the cue ball is not easy to control, and it is difficult to control the direction of the cue ball.

The best table trouser stool Chang cue is Xingpai.

Founded in 1987, Xingpai is the largest domestic enterprise integrating R&D, production and sales of billiards equipment.

Beijing Xingwei Sporting Goods **** was established in 1987, and the billiard table named after the Chinese character "Xingpai" was born at the same time. For more than 20 years, the "Xingpai" billiard table has passed a number of domestic and foreign certification standards such as ISO9002 quality system certification, and passed the technical appraisal of the World Billiards Federation in 2007.

From being designated as a national competition table by the National Sports Commission in 1990 to the designated table for the highest level of the World Taiwan Federation today, the "Xingpai" billiard table ended the history of British brand domination for a hundred years, and created a new chapter in the world's highest-level competition for the first time in 30 years.

Selection Tips:

The handy weight is that you pick up your club and have the urge to play, and those who don't have special requirements for weight can choose an 18-ounce club, and a slightly lighter club makes it easier for you to grasp the feel of the ball.

Usually maple clubs are softer than oak or oak (both have patterns). The hardness of a patterned club depends on the density of the shaft, and the denser the pattern, the harder the shaft. If you are more interested in the pattern, it is best to choose a club with a straight pattern and no scars.

Holding the center of gravity of the club with one hand, and leaving the club with the other hand after tapping the tail of the club, you can feel the flutter of the clubhead, and the tenacity of the club flutters evenly, for a long time, and the power of the flutter is from the inside out. Or hold the tail of the pole and tap the center of gravity with a slightly heavier other hand to feel the tremor of the pole.

Check whether the copper head of the club is loose, whether the interface of the front and rear branches is concentric, and there is no gap after tightening. Whether the club is smooth or not. Do not hit the new club with sandpaper, it will be damaged quickly, it is best to wipe it clean with a semi-dry soft cloth after each use to avoid chocolate powder and dirt from corroding the club.

The last oil every half a month prevents the club from drying out and deforming.