I like the way it attaches to the cuetip. It folds by twisting the cue, and generally does the job well. It does however feel abit wobbly when you aim as it moves abit with your striking-cue. Im guessing it's because of the woolen grip being quite fresh, it will probably cease to do that when i've worn it out a bit.

Fancy and usefull, but could it be made in a better and stiffer quality material?

-Redbow

This baby can do anything. Forget the bridges which are very often subpar at many tables. You can even set it up so its securly over a ball and easily make your shot. With just a twist of the wrist the possibilties are endless. And if your of a short stature its the greatest, as it seems to hug the cloth, therefore aidng you even more in that strech to have control over other bridges. This bridge is a GREAT GIFT any player would enjoy...even yourself! The first time I saw it at a tornament I went online and naturally Seyberts had it. What are you waiting for??

If you're going to buy a bridge instead of using the one at the bar or tournament, you might as well get the best bridge you can find. It's not made of exotic wood, and looks somewhat like a giant bug when it's spread wide, but it'll support ANY situation you could think of where you might need a bridge. The adjustable angle and height ability gives you infinite options, which makes it a great value.