Rest Heads

Rest Heads / Auxiliary Cue Attachments - More Customisation, Control & Style

Rest heads are auxiliary cue attachments that have various purposes and are used to improve the performance and functionality of the auxiliary cue. Some of the main uses of such attachments for auxiliary cues are:

• Weight adjustment: attachments allow players to adjust the weight and balance of the auxiliary cue according to their preferences. Some players prefer lighter attachments, while others prefer heavier ones. This can affect the stability and handling of the auxiliary cue.
   
• Butt control: The type of butt attachment can affect the way the player executes the butt. For example, a toeless butt can allow the player to bring the cue closer to the ball and strike more accurately.
   
• Effet control: When it comes to auxiliary cues for playing over obstacles or in difficult positions, certain butt attachments can help the player put more or less effet on the ball. This can be crucial to directing the ball in the desired direction.
   
• Comfort and stability: The right attachment can also provide the player with more comfort and stability. This is especially important if the player is using the auxiliary cue for long periods of time.
   
• Aesthetics: Some players also value the aesthetic appearance of their billiard accessories. Attachments are available in a variety of materials and finishes, allowing players to consider their personal style and taste.
   
• Special requirements: There are special attachments designed for specific playing techniques or situations. For example, toeless butt attachments could be used when the player needs to guide the cue over a ball or obstacle.

Overall, rest heads as auxiliary cue attachments serve to increase a player's flexibility and adaptability during a game of billiards. Depending on personal preferences and playing style, a player can use different types of butt attachments to achieve the desired results.

If you have any questions about our rest heads as attachments for auxiliary cues, we will of course be happy to advise you with our many years of know-how.