New Cue Advice Needed

[finabb]

I have a friend who is after a new cue, he now believes his bad form is down to the cue.

I have a TW and have had 2 JP's but they are out of his price range so I would like to know which budget make is good and is there a place to try out cues in the Buckinghamshire/Berkshire area.

Thanks

[jaffa.johnson]

No where in that area to view cues and try em out.

How much is his budget? There is a lot of choice for under £200

This should have been opened in the cues section!

[hotpot]

I think the places to go and try out a good range of cues is limited . I can only think of Craftsman , Greenbaize and Chesworths . Thats why the majority of people buy blind i think .

[finabb]

Yeah I thought that might be the case, do any cue suppliers let you change the cue if you're not happy with it, that might be the way forward
Ta

[hotpot]

Yeah I thought that might be the case, do any cue suppliers let you change the cue if you're not happy with it, that might be the way forward
Ta

I cant think of any off hand muck . I,ve never had the opportunity to try any of the cues i bought out but i look to buy cues that i,m pretty certain i will be able to sell on should i not be able to get on with them .

[DeanH]

Not sure but I think someone said that Mastercraft (www.mastercraft-cues.co.uk) have a selection to try?

[ADR147]

Not sure but I think someone said that Mastercraft (www.mastercraft-cues.co.uk) have a selection to try?

that would surprise me!

[lloouu]

Why not try on Mike Wooldridge Black Shark!

[franksandellsnooker]

I can let you try cues in complete privacy on a fine championship table. Really it's the best way to buy. I'm in West Sussex. Check out www.franksandellcuesport.co.uk and E. mail me. Give me a number and I'll call you to discuss.