Pool Cues

[correia]

I play pool for fun and am looking to buy a somewhat decent cue. Any recommendations?

[glen]

just get some kind of quality sneaky pete. they hit as well as much more expensive cues they just have all the fancy designs which just add cost. . .

[asofel]

what's your price range?

[correia]

I really wouldn't want to spend more than $200 or so.

[wayabvpar]

Get a Balabushka. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[asofel]

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I really wouldn't want to spend more than $200 or so.

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Some friends of mine have been happy with the thunderbolt cuetec's they've gotten from joerackem (nielsen's billiards on ebay), and its been under $200. The advice about the sneaky pete is good as well, if you don't care about the look. If you want to get more serious about your game, you could start looking into custom cues, predators, and somewhat higher models that will last long if taken care of well. See if you can find a custom cue maker in your area. A custom sneaky pete, designed to your specs, should play well and not be too expensive.

[asofel]

hahahaha.


that or wait a few years in line for a southwest.

[chaas4747]

And a black shirt with your name in big white letters. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[jakethebake]

I used to have a Meucci that I really liked. That was some years ago. I don't really play anymore. But I really like that cue. No idea what they'd cost now.

[asofel]

meucci's are nice. if its still in good condition you could get some decent money for it if you wanted to get rid of it.