Stephen Hendry cue

[odin]

Hi I am sure this was discuses here before in one way or the other but I couldn’t find the thread for it could be that I’m too damn lazy
I am curious to know what cue Stephen Hendry is using I know it used to be Acuerate but from what I saw it is a different cue, I wanted to see if anyone here know what cue he is using now and what are the specs for it, butt diameter, length, tip size etc…
Thanks.

[MattCash]

Stephen is still using an acuerate 147 cue, i don't know his specs, but im sure that another forum member will know.

[gettingbetter]

Actually, I think he uses the Classic. I was trading emails with Acuerate and asked this question, and I'm quite sure he uses that one.

[ferret]

Actually it is a Acuerate Legend, I know coz I got one right here next to me.

[ADR147]

actually its a 147 in maple - the legend was i suspect named after him and was not avaliable when he got his!

[RGCirencester]

actually its a 147 in maple - the legend was i suspect named after him and was not avaliable when he got his!

Thats the way I understood it. That Hendry uses a 147 in maple, and they created the "legend" afterwards as a special "have a cue like stephen hendry" type of thing

[odin]

So no one knows the specs? Com’on I thought the most knowledgeable people are on this forum

[1lawyer]

His tip is 8.9 mil

[KeithinFrance]

So no one knows the specs? Com’on I thought the most knowledgeable people are on this forum

Why don't you contact him to find out? Seriously, there must be a way of contacting him if you really want to know, right? :snooker:

[Asi]

Maybe its better idea to contact Acuerate cues. sure they can help.

[KeithinFrance]

Maybe its better idea to contact Acuerate cues. sure they can help.

Also a very good idea, Asi. Good morning to you my friend, by the way.

[Asi]

Good morning mate, you must present here your new beauty!

[joao_hendryfan]

Yeah it's Acuerate 147 with a maple shaft (also called Acuerate Legend). It's a 3/4 cue with a ebony butt with walnut splices and green veneers. It's a pretty light cue (around 17 oz) but very nicely balanced and with a small tip (around 9 mm) to reduce the deflection of the cue ball. It costs around 400 £. That's all I know about Stephen's cue.

[1lawyer]

It helps him do stuff like this....http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/scotland/8023502.stm

[RGCirencester]

ROFL Thats funny