What is your playing cue?

[Harrysalad]

What is your playing cue?

Saint michael : town are ****!!!!!!

[poona]

Yes, you're right. When I bought my cue, I said to the seller that I wanted a cue that really fits me. So I picked op cues and started playing with it, I also tried the expensive ones and cheap ones (not that my cue is a really cheap one though), but the one I have now really fits me and I thought this was the perfect match!
I do understand that JP cues are the best on the market and if you have money (and you live nearby (I live in the Netherlands)) that you are going for a JP cue. I'm really happy with my cue and I think that is the most important, I just wanted to say that it's not all about the brand but it's about the feeling that you have with your cue whether it's 150 pounds or 800 pounds.

I have owned 3 different JP cues, I wouldn't say they are the best on the market. It's all subjective of course, but he is heavily endorsed by a lot of professional players. Due to the demand however, this means that the man who's name is on the cue is not necessarily making the cue you're paying for. I'd rather pay for the complete service of having the cue made by the cue maker who's name is on the badge and whom the reputation is derived.

Don't get me wrong, JP cues are high quality and I have had the highest of breaks with them and enjoyed my snooker at a time when I owned one.

This is only personal preference, you and many others may feel differently.

[Saint Michael]

Town are great. Is that what you meant to type. You're not a blade are you?!?!?! Whoops

[jrc750]

My new Trevor White 1 piece. Bought recently off jrc750. Absolutely love it.[ATTACH=CONFIG]11333[/ATTACH]

Glad your still loving it
If it were 1/2" longer and maybe 1/2 oz lighter, i would still have it

[Jester]

Currently on my Mastercue M4 that arrived last month, loving every minute of it. Any bad that happened during my game, its definitely my fault, not the cue.

[coomsey76]

My new little beauty that arrived on Tuesday..... I had a nice little 44 with it in my first session just to break the ice!!

O'yeah its a keeper for sure.......





57 3/8"
9.6mm tip
18.5oz

[MattCash]

gorgeous lookin cue you have there fella, you can't go wrong with a plain ebony butt IMO very classy.

[coomsey76]

Cheers bud.... its a real cracker, the balance of it is just prefect for me!!

Trevor's workmanship is absolutely stunning a true craftsman!!

[Inoffthered]

My new little beauty that arrived on Tuesday..... I had a nice little 44 with it in my first session just to break the ice!!

O'yeah its a keeper for sure.......





57 3/8"
9.6mm tip
18.5oz

Awesome cue Coomsey! Gradz man.

[Inoffthered]

Cheers bud.... its a real cracker, the balance of it is just prefect for me!!

Trevor's workmanship is absolutely stunning a true craftsman!!

Second that!

[jrc750]

Yep something nice about a plain ebony cue

[jim evans]

sad people stand out in the crowd louder the better lol,i put the same shot the crap dont matter what cue and i change cues very regular ,ps i like any cue

[Saint Michael]

I always return to my one piece Greenbaize GBL cue, keep trying others out but still play my best with this, just feels right.

Do you still return to it two years on?

[jrc750]

Do you still return to it two years on?

I better be careful what i say in future lol, sold that long ago

[bradwight]

Ha ha, always the way! I've chopped and changed for years but always revert back to my trusty old cue. Have bought and sold many a fine cue hoping to find the one but gradually realising that I've had 'the one' all along. It's an old Joe Davis 147 Champion Cue which I bought in a sorry state about 12yrs ago. The badge is worn blank, the original maple splice was split so replaced it with a nice bit of olive wood and the tip is whittled down to 6.5mm.