It's magic. It says Predator on it.
LMAO! To each his own i guess.
It's magic. It says Predator on it.
You are money ahead by practicing your timing and putting the q ball in the center of the table with the break q you already have.
You can add an Andy Gilbert to that list also.Why would anyone in their right mind want to spend that much on this when a Lomax or Brick can be had at the same price?
Why would anyone in their right mind want to spend that much on this when a Lomax or Brick can be had at the same price?
The new Predator Break cue, the BK-Rush with revo break shaft is out:
$659 for no wrap, $709 for sport wrap.
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Are they F'n NUTS!????
People will pay. My friend bought a BK3...Weight bolt keeps coming loose, which is typical for these. Performance is top notch but quality is CRAP.
Anyway, if you play 9/10 ball the break is at least 50% of the game, maybe even 70%, so the pricing makes complete sense. A reasonable kit would consiste of a 700$ break cue, 100$ jump cue and a 200$ playing cue...That would be the correctly prioritized 1000$ for a 9 ball kit. Of course, I don't play a lot of 9 ball outside of the Nationals, so I have a cheap break cue and jump cue and expensive playing cue. Silly me.
If some some/ most people can't wait to buy one I'm sure Predator can't wait to have their money too...LOL!
...The prices predator listed so far for the bk rush are the MSRP so they will be cheaper from a predator retailer....
So many pool players want to knock predator, but the same people are whining and complaining about our sport dying out. Predator is one of the only billiard manufacturers who still puts money back into the game with tournaments and sponsorships of players and events, so maybe pool players should be a little more supportive. Yes, their stuff is expensive, but as someone said earlier, Mezz break cues are in the $500 range and If you upgrade the shaft to the best mezz break shaft (imo) the pro-H shaft you are adding on 2-3 hundred extra. Nobody seems to give Mezz crap about their prices. The prices predator listed so far for the bk rush are the MSRP so they will be cheaper from a predator retailer. I expect the actual prices to be comparable to Mezz breakers since they are really the only competitor for high end production break cues. I'm not buying one but I'm sure plenty will. Several pros are already using it wth success- Billy Thorpe, Karl Boyes, Carlo Biado, so I'm sure it does its job very well.
The cue doesn't mean shit. Its the indian, not the arrow.
Carry on
You can add an Andy Gilbert to that list also.
People will pay. My friend bought a BK3...Weight bolt keeps coming loose, which is typical for these. Performance is top notch but quality is CRAP.
Anyway, if you play 9/10 ball the break is at least 50% of the game, maybe even 70%, so the pricing makes complete sense. A reasonable kit would consiste of a 700$ break cue, 100$ jump cue and a 200$ playing cue...That would be the correctly prioritized 1000$ for a 9 ball kit. Of course, I don't play a lot of 9 ball outside of the Nationals, so I have a cheap break cue and jump cue and expensive playing cue. Silly me.
That is so wrong I have trouble believing you made that post.