woods snooker cue

[garysnooker]

does anyone know this make are they good

[narl]

Asian made cues, theyre decent enough from what ive seen of them for an ok price. Some do come with a lacquered shaft though which makes them annoying to play with.

[mattyshinobi22]

my mate has one, which he got from ebay, set with case and extentions. feels quite good. however another mate bought one too but didnt feel same as other, even though still looked quite well built. have heard if you are going to get one, get the 3 star version, which has 3 stars on the badge which is better made. think this type is the oiled shaft too not lacquered

[garysnooker]

this one has 2 stars on the badge looks old you dont know how much are they worth

[mattyshinobi22]

i dont know to be exact, but i did sell a normal woods cue with no stars on it, case extentions on ebay for £147
so at a guess £75-120?

[chunkydude46]

I have the 3/4 set with case and it is a lovely cue, I'm a beginner really, I got it for £65 delivered, I did get in touch with a dealer in Oz about the 3star cues and he says they have "less lacquer and def' not sticky" his words, I'm tempted myself with a 3star.Hope this helps.

[chunkydude46]

PS the set was 2nd hand

[ADR147]

like all cheaper cues you need to be lucky.

[chunkydude46]

Yup, totally agree with you, I have a 2nd hand 1 piece Craftsman and it's the nuts.

[ADR147]

Yup, totally agree with you, I have a 2nd hand 1 piece Craftsman and it's the nuts.

i played for years with a craftsman majestic, still miss it!

[garysnooker]

this cue is at a auction i go to might have 20 pounds on it or would that be to much

[antman510]

Some of the woods cues use lower quality brown ebony