HONBAY 2-Pack Plastic Black Moosehead Pool Billiard Cue Bridge Head Review

They work very well. I keep one on the end of an old cue for the table I play on and the other one I carry in my cue case. They're not as finished as the more expensive ones, but they do the job well.

What was amazing was that I didn't have to glue anything. The hole for attaching the racquet is a rubber hole and fits snugly on a standard pool racquet. I accidentally used one that was warped and worked fine. Especially the presence of "horns" that will help at any angle.

After using the Elk for the first time, I noticed that it skids uneasily over potholes. I spent about 30 minutes sanding and sanding the molding on the piece and then cleaning it with acetone. They aren't hard but I just didn't want them to scratch my beautiful cane.

I'm not a fan of building my own mechanical bridges in my billiard room. It's so easy to attach to a spare cue and now you have a bridge! I attach it to my cue which allows me to use it more rather than just standing there. You'll be surprised how many positions you end up using, depending on the English you put on the cue. Highly recommended.

I needed a bridge for my new pool table because the one supplied wasn't very good. I wasn't sure because it looked so weird, but thought I might use it until I found one I really wanted. Then this came. That's great. I love the different heights and the fact that it just slides over one of my unused poles. I won't look for another. That's cool!

I needed a head to carry in my suitcase because where I play they only have metal heads which I don't like . When I saw the price for 2 was so low I thought they weren't the best but damn I tried. When they got here I was amazed by their excellent quality and durability! I actually removed the head from my bridge at home and replaced it with one of these because it was so much better. You will not be disappointed with this product!

To be honest we're not very good at billiards so we don't take it too seriously and don't invest in high tech equipment. These bridgeheads are great for our home table - they fit a standard cue and we don't need to take up space in our custom bridge rack. If we used expensive replicas I could spend time sanding and smoothing the edges, but we don't, so I won't. These two should last for years, but if they don't last (or if a dog steals them) they shouldn't be too hard to replace at this price…