Sure Shot 3-Finger Billiard Mechanical Bridge for Billiards, Hand Held Pool Bridge, Billiards Pool Cue Accessory, The First Ever Handheld Snooker

Sure Shot 3-Finger Billiard Mechanical Bridge for Billiards, Hand Held Pool Bridge, Billiards Pool Cue Accessory, The First Ever Handheld Snooker

Now there is a bridge that is comfortable to use on some shots or all shots in pool, billiards or snooker. A mechanical stick bridge is cumbersome to use, and only helps on some shots. Maybe you find it difficult to make a bridge due to age, hand size, disability, or injury. The SureShot hand-held bridge feels natural in every way. The new three-finger version is not as wide as the original 4-finger product, making it easier to place in tight spaces. General Use - You can use your SureShot hand held bridge on any shot or all shots! All players can benefit from this new bridge. Practice with it on every shot for several games. Soon you’ll start to see which types of shots the SureShot will help you negotiate and improve the result. If you are a beginner, a youth, have very small hands, or have some kind of disability or injury, you might find yourself more comfortable using the SureShot for every single shot. The SureShot works for left handed players as well as right handed. It has nine positions, at least, for improving your ability to reach the cue ball and get the best possible stroke. You can use the SureShot for both left and right English shots. If you find new ways to use the SureShot, please tell others in the reviews or make a video about your idea and upload it to this page. The SureShot hand-held bridge can help you with jump shots and masses. Grip the tool in a vertical line. Or use your thumb or index finger for more support. This serves as a height and reach extension. For those who can’t straighten their fingers or flatten their hands, this position helps to stabilize the shot between balls. The SureShot works very well on rail shots and follow shots, too, which are now far easier for every player, regardless of hand size, injuries, or disabilities. SureShot hand-held bridge is LIMITLESS. You can use it from any angle. It will help you in every shot. It will help your hands, fingers, and wrist to relax. Using this hand-held bridge is very comfortable after some practice. Comes with a convenient drawstring bag and fits comfortably in your pocket for easy access. Awkward!! That’s the only way to explain how it feels to use a bridge stick. No matter how you use it, you end up holding your cue in some awkward way. Those days are over, or at least almost. For most difficult shots, the hand-held SureShot bridge is going to feel much more natural, take less time to set up, and deliver a more confident shot. You hold your cue stick the same as you normally would, your bridge hand is still part of the shot, and the entire play feels like you’ve merely extended the capabilities of your own hand. We get emails, texts, Skypes, and snail mail from folks all over the world who have special circumstances hindering their ability to make a great bridge. The inventor of SureShot broke her hand in a car accident and was having a hard time playing pool. The SureShot was born out of her needing to overcome that injury. The sure shot provides you with exactly what you need for a perfect bridge every time, regardless of any hand difficulties you might be experiencing. Beginners often become discouraged due to small hands, short arms, or both. With SureShot, you extend the arm and the hand. You can now learn to keep your eye on the ball, use finesse and spin, and set up your follow-on shots with confidence, not needing to worry about your imperfect bridge getting in the way. Possibly you can form the bridge, but your hand is not strong enough to hold the position. Many bridges put a lot of stress on the fingers or need hand strength. Enter SureShot as the perfect way to overcome any lack of strength in hand or fingers.