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About Us
Our Story
How to use
Tracy Schiff wasn't starting a billiards business, yet Shifty Bridge came after crafting a custom pool bridge to assist his teammate. Rhoda—a talented 3'11" shark found the innovative, portable tool incredibly useful to not only reach difficult shots but also develop her game.
Following Rhoda's positive feedback and growing demand from th
Tracy Schiff wasn't starting a billiards business, yet Shifty Bridge came after crafting a custom pool bridge to assist his teammate. Rhoda—a talented 3'11" shark found the innovative, portable tool incredibly useful to not only reach difficult shots but also develop her game.
Following Rhoda's positive feedback and growing demand from the local pool community, the concept quickly gained momentum. With the dedicated support of his wife, Becky, and daughter, Sarah, Tracy transformed this passion project into a family-run business, officially establishing Shifty Bridge.
How to use
How to use
The Shifty Bridge is intended for all ages, player levels, table sizes and will fit on any size cue tips. Before use, please read below or watch a video review for how we recommend you use our bridges.
1st step - notice the synthetic rubber's smooth application while you guide the tip of your cue through the eyehole of your bridge.
2nd st
The Shifty Bridge is intended for all ages, player levels, table sizes and will fit on any size cue tips. Before use, please read below or watch a video review for how we recommend you use our bridges.
1st step - notice the synthetic rubber's smooth application while you guide the tip of your cue through the eyehole of your bridge.
2nd step - firmly slide your bridge between 3 to 6 inches from the tip and ferrel.
*Note the distance preference depends on table space and space between balls.
3rd step - after using your bridge, firmly tug the bridge off your cue stick.
*Do NOT reverse step one to avoid cue ferrel or tip damage.*
**We are NOT responsible for mis-cue shots or cue sticks slipping.**
To best avoid this from happening, please practice using the bridge outside league competitions.
How We Roll
How We Roll
Adamant about not taking production overseas, he quite literally took this matter into his own hands. Every bridge is hand assembled by the Schiff family here in South Carolina.
Our bridge bodies and wheels are proudly manufactured a few minutes from our home at PARTS Inc. in Clover, South Carolina.