Tojo Pro Edition
The 8-blade club has slightly better ball control, and the ball bites in and spins more easily, giving it a softer feel.
The six-cue ball has a strong propulsive force and is stiff, so it doesn't give the cue ball more information than necessary.
I usually use the 8-bladed club because it feels like the touch comes naturally with a tap, but the 6-bladed club is more focused on impact and seems to be better suited for hitting the ball with a short, snappy touch.
It's a matter of preference, but I have a short impact timing to begin with, so I mainly use 8 cards to get the feeling that I can hit the ball as close as possible.
Please choose according to your playing style.
The six-cue ball has a strong propulsive force and is stiff, so it doesn't give the cue ball more information than necessary.
I usually use the 8-bladed club because it feels like the touch comes naturally with a tap, but the 6-bladed club is more focused on impact and seems to be better suited for hitting the ball with a short, snappy touch.
It's a matter of preference, but I have a short impact timing to begin with, so I mainly use 8 cards to get the feeling that I can hit the ball as close as possible.
Please choose according to your playing style.