Skylety Pool Cue Snooker Stick Pool Table Accessories Retractable Billiards Cue Rest with Removable Brass Bridge Head

It was a gift to my great-grandson; he loved it. Just learning how to shoy

Great tool use it a ton, I'm on a 9 ball league and its light easy and fast to use and carry in bag.

I recently had the opportunity to test drive the Skylety Pool Cue Snooker Pool Bridge, Overall, I would give this product a 4-star rating.First off, let me just say that I am no pool pro, but I know enough about the game to know that having a good bridge stick is key to success. The Skylety bridge stick did not disappoint. The brass head had a polished finish which made for easy and smooth sliding, and the rubber feet on the bridge protected my pool table and prevented sliding. Plus, the bridge head can be rotated and replaced with another, so you can switch up your game as much as you like!Now, let's talk about the retractable feature. It's small and lightweight, making it perfect for little ones to use, and it's easy to store when not in use. It's like the Mary Poppins of pool sticks, always there when you need it, and gone when you don't.I did have one issue with the stick, and that is the build quality. I can't say for certain how long it will last, but I have a feeling that with extended use, it may not hold up too well. So, I would recommend the Skylety bridge stick for the casual pool player, but not for the heavy-hitters out there.In conclusion, the Skylety Retractable Billiards Cue Rest is a great addition to any pool or snooker setup. It's easy to use, improves accuracy and control, and has a cool retractable feature. Just don't expect it to survive a pool-table-smashing-temper-tantrum. I would recommend it with a precaution of not using it roughly, but for the average pool player, it's a great option.

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It works great

This works fine when you're shooting pool. However, I wanted to comment on the fact this is a very thin PLASTIC body telescoping pole. It feels like if you drop it once, it will shatter. I've never owned such a flimsy telescoping item before and didn't even know you could make such a thing. The part the pool stick makes contact with is solid metal at least, so I'm keeping it and will put it on a solid wood stick since the body of this won't last long.

Does just what it supposed to do, supports cue while making those hard to reach shots