Pro Snooker (brand) cues

[cox orange pippin]

http://www.147sport.com/pro.htm

Any knowledge on this cue maker?

[willytan]

Hi,

From the look, it seem like some mass produced cue of inferior & inconsistant quality.

You better bet you money on a better & reputable brand cue.

[Watford]

If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, we have at least to consider the possibility that we have a small aquatic bird of the family anatidae on our hands.

[cox orange pippin]

They sure want a bit of cash for their substandard cues then, don't they?

[willytan]

They sure want a bit of cash for their substandard cues then, don't they?

I have a few quality cues for sale if you are interested?

Email me willysellcue@yahoo.com

[Jordson]

i was lookin on this site for a new cue & saw this http://www.147sport.com/lewis.htm same site but lewis & wilson are these ok or crap?? either way dunt bother me now am buyin a craftsman tomorrow : ) but what you guys think anyway.

[hotpot]

i was lookin on this site for a new cue & saw this http://www.147sport.com/lewis.htm same site but lewis & wilson are these ok or crap?? either way dunt bother me now am buyin a craftsman tomorrow : ) but what you guys think anyway.

I owned one once was ok but never gave me confidence especiall y when playing powershots or when you needed to apply plenty of english etc .

[poolqjunkie]

For less than 100GBP with two extensions and a case and a cue with 8 splices with 8 veneers, it is really quite cheap and you really cannot expect too much in terms of quality I reckon. As a beginner set it is probably not a bad buy. It is always a gamble because unless you can see and try the cue out you just never know. You might still be able to find one which is perfect for you though.
I agree you are probably better off to get a craftsman or a mastercraft if you want something of better quality and is not too pricey.

[cox orange pippin]

One thing I like to keep in mind when people slag off a new entry-level cue maker is that Craftsman and Cue Craft were almost certainly slagged off in their infancy. Yet, today, folks routinely recommend them for a nice entry-level cue.

Has anyone here actually demoed or owned a Pro Snooker cue? Perhaps they are rubbish, but one never knows for sure until actually playing with the cue.