Which cue do i buy???

[rocketboy12322]

how about the new white shark from mike wooldridge worth 165 gbp....ive seen that on his website...

[ADR147]

thats not a hand spliced cue.

[MikeWooldridge]

thats not a hand spliced cue.

it's still hand made and better than most full hand spliced cues...

[garyng147]

no more Pro and Classic series?

[ADR147]

it's still hand made and better than most full hand spliced cues...

no argument from me - but he needs to know you can't buy one of your hand spliced cues for that money!

[inevermissblue]

You can't go wrong with a nice 1 piece powerglide executive if you can get yer hands on one. very strong and with no joint problems to contend with! I personally don't lend to this whole handmade £300+ nonsense. £30 from ebay is my limit! pmsl.
Seriously guys. If thats what you like then thats up to you. Only joking!!!:snooker: :snooker: :snooker:

[unclevit]

hey guys....i am plannin to buy a new cue but have got no clues which one to go for also this is gonna be one of my first handmade cue's.I've been playing past 6 years with the machine spliced one's and now i wanna go for a nice hand made cue preferably an ash 3/4 cue which should last for a pretty good time (value for money) and am currently located in liverpool ......

so guys can you pls help me out as to which one should i go for...... and i am also ready to travel at the cue maker's place inorder to have the look and feel and place the order....

check dunns-cues.com Very cheap and good handmade quality. I think u can have it, play with it a few days, if not satisfied, send back for replacement or refund, not sure. Ask them

[pigeonslayer]

I can heartily recommend Craftsman Cues.

I wanted a handmade cue, but am too tight to spend £300+ on one.

They have a good range of cues in the rack that you can try out if, like I was, you are not too sure what spec you are after.
Mine took 6 weeks to make - which was spot on what i was quoted.

I went for the Majestic, with mini-butt and extension - the lot came in at £250.

[Vex 147]

i would recommend mastercraft, great price and great quality!

[MattCash]

I can heartily recommend Craftsman Cues.

I wanted a handmade cue, but am too tight to spend £300+ on one.

They have a good range of cues in the rack that you can try out if, like I was, you are not too sure what spec you are after.
Mine took 6 weeks to make - which was spot on what i was quoted.

I went for the Majestic, with mini-butt and extension - the lot came in at £250.

Agreed, craftsman cues are great cues and possibley one of the best in thier price region.

[snookerguy]

Which Snooker Cue?

When I started my Cue store at the www.snookercuestore.co.uk I decided to only stock 1 good maker and that was Peradon. I was also was confused when deciding which manufacturer to go for but after making contact with Peradon i quickly realised they knew a thing or two about cues. After all they've been making them since 1884 which makes them the longest established in the world! They invented the hand splicing method and i believe you may be able to go and have a look at one locally at thier trade counter. They wont sell you one cos they are the manufacturer but i am happy to supply any of thier cues to you and if you shoot me an email i'll get you a discount off my published prices. Good luck

[Cody]

Mike Wooldridge custom made cue, or Trevor White if out of budget