Best wrapless player
- Thread starter luke
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Valley.
Best answer you'll get by a mile.
Best answer you'll get by a mile.
I would say, top three:
Diveney
Diveney
Diveney.
Diveney
Diveney
Diveney.
A wrapless cue should not play any different that a wrapped cue, with regards to a short-spliced constructed cue...so it is purely cosmetic.
There is some discussion as to whether or not there is a difference in the 'feel' between that of a short-spliced constructed cue and a full-spliced constructed cue...but again, a wrap should have no effect.
There is some discussion as to whether or not there is a difference in the 'feel' between that of a short-spliced constructed cue and a full-spliced constructed cue...but again, a wrap should have no effect.
Dean, I will second that opinion. Not parting with any of mine.
Jeff Olney, best bang for your buck.
Oh, please!
Keith Josey,Bocote Sneaky Pete !!!
Name a maker best known for the playability of their wrapless cues.
They are in every pool room in America and play lights out, hit a ton, and so forth.
Do I really have to tell you that Valley cues aren't made or known for their playability? If that's your argument, then we have no discussion.
I assumed the OP was looking for a serious answer.
Freddie <~~~ at least step it up to Dufferin
It was mostly facetious. Seriously, 100 replies will name 100 makers. This is a silly question. Valley cues play just fine, and they are wrapless almost exclusively.
)I too, prefer wrapless. My favorite is a Cognoscenti. Ebony front and rear and bubinga handle.
Within the first 5 replies there was one cuemaker named twice. Sorry to debunk your theory. Valley cues do play fine, but there is much better quality out there.....as well as playability. Vigus cues will be my only playing cues.
I use a Schon, love it. But as mentioned there will be as many choices as there are cues.
I agree with this post!
