Cue recommendation - Master Cue?

[PatrykS]

Hi guys,

I am going to buy my first "expensive" cue very soon. I was wondering if a Master cue is the way to go or if there is a different cue that you would recommend me.

I am tired of having to look for a half decent straight cue at my club.

My budget is around £100-£130.

The master cue I was talking about it is on this page:
http://www.craftsmancues.com/acatalo...ic_series.html

[gazza147]

As I have said many Times before my Honest Opinion is that Master Cue are the Best Value/Quality Cues on the Market, I have had over 300+ Cues bought and Sold so know alittle about them....lol

[PatrykS]

As I have said many Times before my Honest Opinion is that Master Cue are the Best Value/Quality Cues on the Market, I have had over 300+ Cues bought and Sold so know alittle about them....lol

Thanks a lot for your reply.

I have read a lot about them and I don't think I saw a bad review about them. They look great too. I think I will go for it and get one sometime soon.

Thanks again.

[belld]

I was a big fan of master cues until recently and have
had several myself over the last 10 years but am now
playing with Phoenix cues. Every one is entitled to there
own opinion but master cues have gone down hill recently
just ask Dave Brown at Craftsman cues. The quality of the
shafts have been under question in recent months and
Dave rates Phoenix as the best value cues on the market
for your buck. Make your own mind up but the Craftsman
website is worth a look as they stock both types.

[jamie89oc]

i bought a mastercue conno 1 piece in january and its fantastic it ticks all boxes, price, quality, looks and playability. the grain on the shafts great im very happy with it for the price i paid

[tonybevins@googlemail.com]

i've had a few and i think they're excellent value for the money , i'm currently playing with a master cue custom cue in 8 ball pool spec bought from greenbaize.com , definately keeping this one !