Cues

Newest Review: ... a more serious note I purchased this cue back in the days when I started to become good enough (in my opinion) to deserve, ... more

... and need one. So after much looking I ended up in John Lewis, and there it was, the cue of all cues. It was a Riley produced cue, with the immortal signature of Stephen Hendry on the base. It is a two piece cue, weighing 12 KG, as I prefer a lighter cue as it is easier to play positional play, at least I find it easier. The cue itself is made from pine with a black painted lower half, a bronze screw joint in the middle, and the upper half of the cue showing the pale complexion of the wood. The finish is done with a smoot...more

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	A PAIR OF 57" POOL CUES FULL SIZE POOL CUES AS USED IN PUBS AND CLUBS SCREW ON 11mm TIPS Last Update 15.12.2009 06:06	£ 9.00
	A PAIR OF 36" POOL CUES 2 x 36" one piece pool cues. Last Update 15.12.2009 06:06	£ 8.00
	A PAIR OF 48" POOL CUES MID SIZE POOL CUES AS USED IN PUBS AND CLUBS SCREW ON 11mm TIPS Last Update 15.12.2009 06:06	£ 8.50
	Blue Book of Pool Cues Pages: 912, Edition: 3, Paperback, Blue Book Publications Last Update 15.12.2009 06:06	£ 21.94	Free! within 24 hours
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Cues: And Excalibur arose from the lake! (490 words)
by - written on 03/05/01 (Very useful, 334 readings)
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I have been playing both Snooker and Pool for well over 12 years now. As a result I have had a dabble with some of the cues that have been available on the market. From two piece, to three piece to one piece, made from wood, graphite carbon, even to a dodgy steel one that felt like I was playing with a sledge hammer. That is until I heard the Lady of the Lake calling me. As I walked closer she threw out to me the cue I have had, and been using religiously, for the last 6 years, Excalibur! It glistened in the morning light, and as I gripped its shiny shaft I felt its power flow through me. On a more serious note I purchased this cue back in the days when ... Read the complete review

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