log in
sign up or:

By using this site you agree to the privacy policy and terms of service

forgot password?

Advice for Buying Pool Cues, $60 or $450?

4/29/2017 1:51:30 AM

Advice for Buying Pool Cues, $60 or $450?

Some questions about buying a pool cue.

  • What is some good advice for buying a pool cue?
  • What is the difference between the $60 pool cue or a $250 cue? What about a $350 cue or a $450 dollar pool cue?
  • How do you know what's a good pool cue?
  • What features should I look for in a good cue.
  • What should I look out for when buying a pool cue?
  • What pool cue features should I make sure that I get?
  • Is there a book on the subject of buying pool cues? Or a video?

Let's talk about cues

Advice for Buying Pool Cues, $60 or $450?

Replies & Comments
  1. Kenzeeuser1495837553 on 5/26/2017 6:25:54 PM

    For a pool cue, at $60 you are pretty much throwing your money away on a shaft that is going to warp.

    You can get a decent Players cue with a low deflection shaft for around $150. $300 gets you into an American made cue built very well that will last a long time. I.E. McDermott, Viking, Joss etc.

    Anything over $300 and you are just paying for bling. The cue won't "play" better.

    Just my opinion.

upload a photo or document

use plain text or markdown syntax only
log in or sign up

Sign in to ensure your message is posted.

If you don't have an account, enter your email and choose a password below and we'll create your account.

Preview:

Advice for Buying Pool Cues, $60 or $450?

  • Title: Advice for Buying Pool Cues, $60 or $450?
  • Author:
  • Published: 4/29/2017 1:51:30 AM
  • Last Updated: 5/1/2017 5:56:42 AM
  • Last Updated By: billiardsforum (Billiards Forum)