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Does anybody have any experience with these snooker cues? http://www.woodscues.com/whole-cue-sets.html
Is it just pure junk? or are they playable?
Regards Ronnie
Is it just pure junk? or are they playable?
Regards Ronnie
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they have had good reviews especially their 3-star cuesOriginally Posted by ronfor0603 View PostUp the TSF! :snooker: -
some are great for the price mate brilliant for beginners or the not so serious club player.Comment
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decent cue for price and very playableOriginally Posted by ronfor0603 View PostCraftsman custom made cue
57 inches
17 ounces
9 mil Wooldridge original supertip
ash shaft plain ebony buttComment
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They are sold on Ebay, but I get a little suspicious when I look at that little round tray at the bottom of the queue (I do not know how to say it in English) but you know what I mean maybe?
the logo on ebay dont look the same as that of Woods cues homepage.....Fake???Comment
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which ebay page? copy the url from the address bar so we can have a look for you
me too slow again
The round disc on the ones from the ebay I think are the older round disc badge, or maybe they are the new design for the Woods starting range, or they could be fakes as you say, hopefully someone else will confirm this.
The rectangle plate in the "whole-cue-sets" you linked to I would say is their definite starting range.
Hopefully someone with more definite knowledge can help.Last edited by DeanH; 9 May 2014, 05:48 PM.Up the TSF! :snooker:Comment
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Damn I'm so bad at computers :-( do not know how to do it?
But I might take a gamble and buy one :-)Comment
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Does it work?Comment
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the links worked fine.
Up the TSF! :snooker:Comment
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****! Lost both bidding :-( well,well maby better luck next time. I would really like a one piece cue.Comment
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That's the badge Ronfor, they have different ranges of cues ,the ones on eBay are their cheapest, then two star, three star, and now I think they have a five star cue, could be wrong there though.Originally Posted by ronfor0603 View PostThis is how you play darts ,MVG two nines in the same match!
https://youtu.be/yqTGtwOpHu8Comment
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Not a bad cue for someone starting out the 3 star are the best bet ! however I am not sure about the ones with the square type badge where you get the whole shebang including case for a bargain price, I can only comment on the original 3 star with the round badge, after some sanding re-finishing a new tip re-oiling I turned one into a well playable cue I think the old saying "You gets what you pay for" rings true, I would go for a Machine Spliced Phoenix (Not to pricey) ok you are not getting the case and extras but its the cue that countsOriginally Posted by ronfor0603 View PostComment
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Agree with "you get what you pay for" as the ultimate JP is well worth £1.5k ):Originally Posted by denja View PostComment
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Thanks for all your replies, really appreciated. It is difficult to buy a snooker cue in Sweden. We do not have the same tradition as you Englishman have, therefore, we have no shops or cue makers where you can try out something you really like, you have to buy on gut feeling. But I'll find something I like at some point, can get a little expensive until I find something though :-)
But I'm quite sure I want a one piece anyway.
Again, thanks for all the helpful replies. The hunt continues .......Comment
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