Pool Cue Case

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Robin Dodson
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I seen a really nice looking case in Vegas. I hope one of you can tell me the brand name.

I'll try to describe them: White and Black, they have a different look on the bag...really clean nice, I've seen purple and black too.
If you seen it you would know. I really didn't check them out other than the color and how clean they look.

Anyone? Sorry for the lack of info. I seen them at the Trade Show last year too just forgot the dealer.

Or if you have any idea where I can look?
 
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The jb wave is the nuts.

Good looking.

Lite weight.

Extremely protective interior for the cues.

Big pockets.

Lots of colors.

Low price.

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http://www.cueandcase.com/billiards/sport-series/

Here they are, any feedback? What do you think about these cases?

Yes, those are the Lucasi sport cases, the same ones I linked to in my post. The are cool looking though I have not seen the interiors so I really couldn't tell you how protective or comfortable they are for your cues. There are no pictures of the strap either, though I did find descriptions saying that it has a very comfortable strap.

The descriptions on some of the larger cases (SB-2035 & SB-4035) specifically say that the pocket will hold a jump cue. Don't know about the others though the long pockets look about the same length.

I haven't been able to find pics of the interior anywhere.

You may try contracting cueandcase.com to see if they can email you any pictures of the interior/strap. I don't know why they don't at least give you a pic of the inside and a description of the interior material. I always am at least interested in how the cues are configured and if they will be banging against bare tubing.
 
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Robin, we sell all the Lucasi sport cases. They are very nice cases, but the 2x4 and 3x5 cases have cloth separators instead of tubes. This is often a deal breaker with those sizes, as most want the molded tube separators instead. Feel free to give me a call if you have any questions about it.
 
Robin, get yourself a Sterling Wave. It's a John Barton design with a very friendly price tag. I got mine about a month ago, and I absolutely LOVE it. I wrote a review about it here: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=185104

I would tend to agree. Barton has always been obsessed (in a good way) with cases that offer maximum protection to the cues inside. His cases look good, but that is secondary to the functionality.

Steve
 
I would tend to agree. Barton has always been obsessed (in a good way) with cases that offer maximum protection to the cues inside. His cases look good, but that is secondary to the functionality.

Steve

How can I get ahold of John?
 
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