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Welcome to Break Away 2, the premier sports lounge in Washington County, MD. You'll enjoy a warm, comfortable atmosphere where you can shoot a game of pool, play a couple games of darts or relax at the video entertainment centers.
MASON DIXON TAP LEAGUE #88 Sign up for the all new Mason Dixon Tap League #88 is well under way. Enthusiasm is growing by leaps and bounds. Check us out. Click on the TAP League Logo above for more information.
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Don't Be A Tool When It Comes To Your TipYou've got your pool cue, you've got your pool cue case and you're ready to play, right? Wrong. If you're headed to the pool hall without tip tools, you're putting yourself and your game at a huge disadvantage. Tip tools are absolutely essential to take your game to the next level. They help reduce miscues, they improve chalk retention and they can even extend the life of your cue tip, saving you time and money in the long run. Tip ScuffersIf you're going to get just one tip tool, get a scuffer. Nothing causes miscues more than an unscuffed tip. Using tools like the Tip Pik or the Cue Cube will rough up your tip allowing it to retain more chalk. That chalk retention will decrease your miscues and will improve your overall ball control. Tip ShapersWhy do you need a shaper? The more you use your cue, the more your tip will flatten out and mushroom. Simply put, shapers will help your pool cue tip regain its original arc. A properly shaped tip will give you a more accurate and truer hit. Shapers generally come as combo tools like the Willard scuffers and the Cue Cube. Tip TappersTappers are great tools. Even with a properly scuffed tip, you still aren't going to get maximum retention without a tapper. The easiest way to use a tapper is to simply tap it on the top of the tip to seat the chalk. You only need to tap it when you re-shape or re-scuff your tip, so it's really one of the easiest maintenance tools in your arsenal.
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