Favorite Cuemaker (ONLY ONE!)

[Koop]

Mike Webb for me.

 

[desi2960]

the thread title should have been

lets see how many different cue builders we can name. mine is chris hightower

 

[cuehobby]

Kenny Murrell gets my vote.

 

[fastone371]

After I have tried a cue from every single cuemaker I will submit my report. Attention all cue makers, simply PM me for shipping info when you are ready to send me a cue for evaluation purposes.:thumbup:

 

[ceodynamo]

up and coming

Cory Blankenship Custom Cues!

I have his first cue and have bought a cue out of every batch he has made.

Not heard of at all but gaining great respect in Oklahoma and North Texas.

 

[pocono]

Favorite Cuemaker

Bill Schick, the best cue I played. This was a tough decision, my Hercek plays great also.

 

[Ken_4fun]

Cory Blankenship Custom Cues!

I have his first cue and have bought a cue out of every batch he has made.

Not heard of at all but gaining great respect in Oklahoma and North Texas.

Would love to see some examples!

Ken

 

[metallicane]

Right now Mike Lambros.

I have seen some awesome Kenny Murrells so I may be on the lookout to purchase one.

 

[Shooter08]

Bob Runde

The Runde wrapless I have has a incredible feel. I will never part with it.

 

[mrcue]

Pete Tascarella

 

[Treyf123]

Al link

Ive played with a bunch of cues and My Star city cue by Al Link is my favorite cue. Cue looks great and plays better.

 

[galipeau]

The most distinct and impressionable cue I've ever played with (in terms of and feel) was a Sugartree. Eric Crisp makes a very nice cue. I don't have a favorite of all time cue yet, but when I do, I won't let it go!


And Ken, what about Hagan's cues? I thought you were crazy about them?

 

[Ken_4fun]

The most distinct and impressionable cue I've ever played with (in terms of and feel) was a Sugartree. Eric Crisp makes a very nice cue. I don't have a favorite of all time cue yet, but when I do, I won't let it go!


And Ken, what about Hagan's cues? I thought you were crazy about them?

I am.

But I play by the rules, only one cuemaker. Gus is my second pick, I dont know him well but I think he built a pretty decent cue too...


Ken :thumbup:

 

[$TAKE HOR$E]

I kind like this....

 

[bbb]

chris nitti....:thumbup:
dont think he gets all the kudos he deserves
great guy and greater cuemaker
quality craftsmanship and superb playability

 

[HouseMan]

Tony BBoar

 

[RSCA HOOLIGAN]

as far as playability i have to choose Bob Danielson , his cues play like no other .
And i played with about 30 different custom cues .

 

[Rico]

runde

I have owned most of the greats,i never would say who,s the best . But i would say Bob RUNDE is as good as any.And is a true gentleman.

 

[1on1pooltournys]

James Yong

 

[Ken_4fun]

I have owned most of the greats,i never would say who,s the best . But i would say Bob RUNDE is as good as any.And is a true gentleman.

I will tell this about Runde cues.

Those old Schon cues with the sharp points are the cue I hear the most cue seller regrets from pool players, nothing else is even close.

"I should have never sold that Schon"

I have never owned one, but have heard it at least 100 times.

Ken