55 inch John Parris Traditional Snooker Cue for Sale + Extension - SOLD

[JFoulger]

55 inch John Parris Traditional Snooker Cue for Sale + Extension

John Parris Traditional Snooker Cue for sale.

Cue specs:
Ash shaft
1 piece
55 inch length
18 oz weight
Ebony hand spliced butt 17.5" (44.5cm) long
Tip size 9.5mm
No SD Quick Lock Joint

Comes with a telescopic push on extension.

Cue is in excellent condition and is being sold for genuine reason (getting a longer cue).

If you need a case, I do have a used Peradon Halo 1 Piece Leather Effect Aluminum Case I would be willing to sell for an additional ?50 (think I bought it brand new for ?80).

Any questions just pm me!

List Date: 9/27/2014

For more info, click here to view the original listing: 55 inch John Parris Traditional Snooker Cue for Sale + Extension
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SOLD


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[jrc750]

Why so short ??

[Wayne G]

Does the telescopic extension fit inside of the Halo case(if so, did you have to cut out the foam?). Thanks.

[RogiBear]

Why so short ??

midget syndrome

[mattyshinobi22]

midget syndrome

well ray reardon played with one 56 inches. wouldnt call him a midget.

[JFoulger]

Midget syndrome is spot on. I'm only 5"6 and not got the longest limbs, hence the short cue. And no the the foam is in tact as I keep two cues in the case. The telescopic push on extension I usually thread through my towel attached to the handle on the case.

[marriott]

John Higgins uses/has used a 55" cue

[G30 MC]

I have to laugh at all these comment's about a Cue being to short. If someone would take the time to have a go with a short Cue the would reap the reward's. It's a known fact that the more compact your Cue action there is less room for error, With the various amount extension's available it's never going to be a issue. Sorry for hijacking your thread fella, Good Luck with the sale.

[lennon11]

Prepared to sell just cue? Not case or extension....

[JFoulger]

Yes, I am prepared to sell just the cue. I will upload more photos when I'm next up my snooker club. PM me if you're interested.

[guojunze]

55 inch John Parris Traditional Snooker Cue for Sale + Case + Extension

John Parris Traditional Snooker Cue for sale.

Cue specs:
Ash shaft
1 piece
55 inch length
18 oz weight
Ebony hand spliced butt 17.5" (44.5cm) long
Tip size 9.5mm
No SD Quick Lock Joint

Comes with a Peradon Halo 1 Piece Leather Effect Aluminum Case and telescopic push on extension.

Cue is in excellent condition and is being sold for genuine reason (getting a longer cue).

The cost of postage and packaging will be included in the sale price, as long as you are based in UK mainland.

More pictures soon...

List Date: 9/27/2014

For more info, click here to view the original listing: 55 inch John Parris Traditional Snooker Cue for Sale + Case + Extension
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On Sale For: £425 + £0 Shipping


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hey mate, what is the butt size of the cue. I want to buy.

[Ramon]

I have to laugh at all these comment's about a Cue being to short. If someone would take the time to have a go with a short Cue the would reap the reward's. It's a known fact that the more compact your Cue action there is less room for error, With the various amount extension's available it's never going to be a issue. Sorry for hijacking your thread fella, Good Luck with the sale.

+10,,,,agree 100%.

[JFoulger]

The butt size is the standard 30mm like on all Parris Collection cues.

[JFoulger]

It's ok mate and thanks. Well I did play with a 59 inch cue that I bought off a friend who was over 6 foot and it just felt so uncomfortable. I got this "midget cue" and within 2 weeks my highest break jumped from 72 to 91 at the time, plus my consistency improved a lot. It's all about what feels comfortable for the individual in my opinion.

[vmax4steve]

It's ok mate and thanks. Well I did play with a 59 inch cue that I bought off a friend who was over 6 foot and it just felt so uncomfortable. I got this "midget cue" and within 2 weeks my highest break jumped from 72 to 91 at the time, plus my consistency improved a lot. It's all about what feels comfortable for the individual in my opinion.

It's all about how tall you are, length of limbs and how much cue you need over your bridge hand to sight the line of aim. I would suggest that you being only five foot six a 55 inch cue would fit you fine, but I certainly couldn't use one.