Wanted John Parris, mike wooldridge, Stamford ect

[centurysnooker]

Looking to buy a decent snooker cue. Specs: between 17 and 18oz length between 57.5 to 58" and tip between 9 and 10mm

Cheers

[les147]

How about this one mate its a awesome cue. Can now do for £600 free next day delivery
http://www.thesnookerforum.co.uk/boa...annock-replica

[Neil Taperell]

That is a decent price for a quality looking cue .

The mini butt alone must be £50 plus

[centurysnooker]

Looks like a really nice cue but I'm looking to get something a bit lighter. Also I didn't really get on with the last Trevor white cue I had so not sure about getting another one.
Thanks anyway good luck with the sale

[sberry]

Also I didn't really get on with the last Trevor white cue

Was it the right spec? Most cues seem to be made to about 18oz and a bit these days and I can get used to them even though I played with a 16 for ages so 17oz to 18oz shouldn't make a massive amount of difference but tip size of 9-10mm is a massive difference in my opinion and the most important part of the cue, noot just the width but the taper comes from this. One of the cuemakers on here probably have something they could adjust for you, spending 500+ on something that may not suit seems strange to me.

[centurysnooker]

Meant to put 9.5-10mm as I feel comfortable with that. But my Trevor was 18.5oz same as my Parris now but just couldn't get on with it still made breaks but just didn't feel comfortable. My cue is really nice now but playing on fast tables most of the time I thought I would try something lighter just incase I did prefer lighter and if not just put it up for sale again if not I might just take some weight out of mine.

[hotpot]

Looks like a really nice cue but I'm looking to get something a bit lighter. Also I didn't really get on with the last Trevor white cue I had so not sure about getting another one.
Thanks anyway good luck with the sale

All cues are different even ones from the same makers made to the same specs , so i would,nt let the fact that you did,nt get on with your Trevor put you off buying another one . When you buy blind its a gamble no matter who made it .

[centurysnooker]

Still thinking of giving your travis a go but haven't heard a lot on him so haven't made my mind up :/

[hotpot]

If you dont mind a 3/4 then the Mike Russel cue is a beaut for the money and hits the ball so solid . Ive had a lot of top cues and have sold on some real crackers and for playability i would put this cue in the top 5-10 .

[centurysnooker]

Ill try let you know within the next couple of days. Feel out of my comfort zone not knowing these other cue makers. I've only ever tried Parris, wooldridge and Trevor white and Parris has been the most reliable so far

[hotpot]

Follow your heart

[coomsey76]

Still thinking of giving your travis a go but haven't heard a lot on him so haven't made my mind up :/

You won't go far wrong with one of his cues, my mates Andy Travis was a real cracker...... I think Hotpot might have even bought it off my mate, but I would definitely recommend his cues.

[gorvagh]

Hi I stock Maximus and Niche cues. These Thai cues are as good as anything or in
My opinion better than most cues on the Market today ! I have a range of cues in your
spec at sensible prices. Email me at paul@the-cue-man.co.uk for spec and prices.
Thanks Paul.

[hotpot]

You won't go far wrong with one of his cues, my mates Andy Travis was a real cracker...... I think Hotpot might have even bought it off my mate, but I would definitely recommend his cues.

I bought it from new muck , did buy one off Vlas aswell a while ago .

[MikeWooldridge]

Looking to buy a decent snooker cue. Specs: between 17 and 18oz length between 57.5 to 58" and tip between 9 and 10mm

Cheers

i've just re-opened my shop after a long shut down. something there for you maybe.

www.handmadecues.com/zen