Review on Quality Gloves Billiard Fits Either by Kirk Womack

My cue turned pink, especially where I normally hold my hand with the bridge on the bar. Unfortunately, since I really liked the look of my light wooden stick. In addition, the glove becomes "fuzzy" in certain places, but becomes shiny and smooth where the cue always slides (above the thumb and under the index fingers). But I didn't have any tears or holes in it, and now that I always put lotion on my hands, it helped me a bit when shooting. I would be fine if it wasn't for the coloring but will look for another glove and maybe a black one. UPDATE: The glove is only 3 months old and the thread around the wrist is unraveling and one finger has a hole in the tip. I think 3 months is too short for this glove, although the price is quite reasonable. I really need to find a replacement that will hopefully be of better quality.