Dec 9, 2021
Billiards and pool players with small or injured hands can make even the most difficult bridge with the pocket-sized, hand-held, SureShot 2.0. Beginners through tournament players find the SureShot to be more convenient than mechanical bridges on sticks for most difficult shots.
MAUI, Hawaii - Dec. 7, 2021 - PRLog -- Not all pool, billiard, and snooker players are born with the same advantages or disadvantages. Height, arm length, and hand strength make a difference. For many years the mechanical bridge was the only solution. Then there was a breakthrough.
Company founder and CEO, Judy Kirk, injured her hand in an auto accident and had difficulty making various bridges, A solution popped into her head; something like brass knuckles, but with nooks on top designed to provide a smooth cue action.
She acquired a 3D printer and a friend started doing CAD designs. Offering the product on Amazon turned out to be a huge help. The great part about Amazon for the inventor or manufacturer is the reviews. Judy hoped for a bunch of great reviews followed by increasing orders. After all the product has some great features:
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