Hi everyone
Having found myself being bitten by the hugely infectious snooker bug recently, I am looking at getting a bit more serious about the game. I have been using an old "Alex Higgins" 2 piece cue that my dad gave me years ago, but it is a little warped and as I have only been playing once a month (or even less) I can't say that I would miss it. I am looking at getting myself a new cue, though I am reluctant to pay more than around the £30 mark.
What would I be missing out on if I buy myself an "off-the-shelf" cue in this price range. The majority of the cues I like seem to be Riley or BCE. I was thinking of buying one, once I've decided which and then fitting a new talisman tip.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...NOOKER+CUE.htm
This is my favourate at the minute though it's hard to buy from a place like argos as you cant hold the cue and get a feel for it first. There are no weights specified so I can't see which cue is "light" or "heavy" etc..... I have no idea of the weight I'm looking for, but if I was to pick 2 cues up at the snooker club, I will always prefer the lighter of the 2.
What's your general thoughts?
Thanks
Paul
:snooker:
Having found myself being bitten by the hugely infectious snooker bug recently, I am looking at getting a bit more serious about the game. I have been using an old "Alex Higgins" 2 piece cue that my dad gave me years ago, but it is a little warped and as I have only been playing once a month (or even less) I can't say that I would miss it. I am looking at getting myself a new cue, though I am reluctant to pay more than around the £30 mark.
What would I be missing out on if I buy myself an "off-the-shelf" cue in this price range. The majority of the cues I like seem to be Riley or BCE. I was thinking of buying one, once I've decided which and then fitting a new talisman tip.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...NOOKER+CUE.htm
This is my favourate at the minute though it's hard to buy from a place like argos as you cant hold the cue and get a feel for it first. There are no weights specified so I can't see which cue is "light" or "heavy" etc..... I have no idea of the weight I'm looking for, but if I was to pick 2 cues up at the snooker club, I will always prefer the lighter of the 2.
What's your general thoughts?
Thanks
Paul
:snooker:
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