I play in a house where it is often difficult to find a bridge and the bridges available are often very wobbly. The multiple options for height are a major improvement over nearly all house cues. The small accessory has come in handy many times for me and my teammates. I will only fasten it to a house cue. It has a very tight fit (which is good for stability) but can break a tip off a cue.

This a really good bridge. It has lots of positions for cue height and placement. I always have it in my cue bag. If you're tired of getting your cue shaft dinged, marred and scratched from the standard pool hall metal bridges then you should pick up one of these. They slip on well and is sturdy enough for all your shots. You can't beat the price. I got it as a stock stuffer for one christmas and I recommend it as a good inexpensive gift.

Have one for the home table and I keep one in my cue case for the league. Love that it has a rubber grommet that slides over the end of a cue instead of a screw. Makes it quick and easy to use and take apart.

It's a good bridge head to keep in your cue case in case you don't like some pool hall bridge or there's none available. Very convenient. I've been using it for years but mostly as an extra option.

For $2.50, you cant pass. Works good for me. It does fit tight on a regular 13 mm cue but I use it on a dedicated bridge stick. I don't want to risk pulling off a tip in a critical situation.

Fits in cue case without taking up room. For the money, I give it a 4.

great bridge price right to put in your bag must have

almost impossible to put this on a standard 13mm tip... luckily all my shafts are 12mm, and they fit quite nice... a 12.5mm shaft probably would fit the best... does exactly what i need it to

The Moose Head bridge has been around awhile. The design is innovative, but the construction is just not that good. I've used this bridge countless times, and it's always wobbly every time I use it. For my money I'd rather use the cheapy white plastic bridge head screwed tightly onto a bridge stick. If the Moose Head is made thicker, I think that would improve the stability more.

It's cheap, won't scratch your cue, it fits in your bag and and slips over a house cue or your jump cue or break cue shaft ...

Plus, it allows you multiple bridge "locations' including along the rail or over other balls. By putting it over a (short) shaft rather than using a full length rake, it's easier to get the bridge back out of the way before the rake fouls the cue ball or an object ball after the hit.

Also, the rules allow you to stack two bridges together so you can grab the house rake, piggy back this one on top and use it as a jump bridge.