What cue would you recommend for a true beginner?

[rbp1991]

listen you are a Twat
i am not selling or making money on cues and i am tired of all this BULL S...T
You have a big mouse and i would love to meet you and shut it up.

See all this time we thought he sold cues, now we know...he's a pest controller
:snooker:

[hotpot]

listen you are a Twat
i am not selling or making money on cues and i am tired of all this BULL S...T
You have a big mouse and i would love to meet you and shut it up.

oh touchy touchy , touchy you .

whats up wolfy touched a nerve ye

Its ok for you to come on here and accuse members of deliberately entering a bidding war to increase the price of a cue is it .

And rubbishing another reputable and well respected others cues .



WELL IF THE CAP FITS WEAR IT .

[jrc750]

....To be honest i would,nt buy a toffee apple off you .

Dont see them anymore - shame

[Freddie Ng]

I would also recommend you get started with a fairly standard but well built cue with 57in length, around 18oz, 9.5mm brass ferrule and ash shaft (although maple is OK too).

I have a decent cue here with those specs which is brand new and straight and comes with a short extension and I think I can round up a case. With shipping to Montana included I think I can sell it to you for under $300 which will also include a good Talisman tip.

Terry

Hi Terry,

How is your UT playing ? is it good ?
Would like to hear some comments from you if it's ok with you

Thanks.:snooker:

[Watford]

Check out my advice on buying a snooker cue at the website below

gilbis
http://www.snookercoaching.************/

Check it out by all means but take all content with pinch of salt.

No offence Gilbis mate but I don't agree with everything you say.

[Freddie Ng]

http://www.handmadecues.com/home/20-advice.htm

I would recommend this

[nicklaus21]

if u wan to play

1) just to kill time - new rack cue with a good tip
2) wan to kill time + a little better - lower end Omin ( champion etc),mastercue probutt series.
3) serious ( wont burn bank) - mastercue milenium/mastercraft/Omin Climax/Craftsman/UT
4) serious ( burn bank) - John Parris ultimate, Mike Woolridge Deluxe , Stamford series 1.
5) beauty cues - aurora (canada),trevor white,mike also.

actually the best way is to head to try out every make and feel which is right for you and dont let anyone influence you 100% on your cue decision.u can listen to ppl's advice but dont let them tell you what to buy,u have to feel for yourself.

get a standard cue from a good manufacturer first to try out later when u know what spec u want,get it custom made.

thats all... thats what i think