Decal cues are the best

[Zerksies]

You would think with these carbon fiber cues they would throw some decals on it. make them interesting and people would buy it

 

[Paul_#_]

Just for the record, one of Meucci's decal cues, Hall of Fame 6 (HOF-6) is the reincarnation of MS-3 Originals "Road Agent" or "City of Lights". The Originals Road Agent has sold on eBay for $1200 (Serbian seller claimed it was 'new' condition) and $925 (included a break cue). Today's version, HOF-6, sells new on eBay for $925 @ The Pool Cue Shop.

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[Sir Scratchalot]

Out of sheer curiosity, I just bought an Evo decal cue from their Royale series (on the right, in case it wasn't obvious, lol). $104 and, to be completely honest, I do not hate it. In fact, playing with it makes me giggle a little; it's fun and I actually shoot decent with it. It won't be replacing any of my better cues, but I do like bringing it to the pool hall occasionally.

A funny story, the first time I brought it to where I play, a guy playing on the table next to mine came over and asked about it, thinking it was an expensive custom. It was humorous when he found out it was just a cheap decal cue. It's obvious from up close, but from the next table over, maybe not so much.

 

[Paul_#_]

I just bought an Evo decal cue from their Royale series

Their Royale series riffs off of classical cue styles and mimics the expensive, classy, royal approach. A better goal with decal cues is to go where the conventional styles cannot go --- HOF-6 Road Agent, Dia de los Muertos, Evo's Racing

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[fjk]

Out of sheer curiosity, I just bought an Evo decal cue from their Royale series (on the right, in case it wasn't obvious, lol). $104 and, to be completely honest, I do not hate it. In fact, playing with it makes me giggle a little; it's fun and I actually shoot decent with it. It won't be replacing any of my better cues, but I do like bringing it to the pool hall occasionally.

A funny story, the first time I brought it to where I play, a guy playing on the table next to mine came over and asked about it, thinking it was an expensive custom. It was humorous when he found out it was just a cheap decal cue. It's obvious from up close, but from the next table over, maybe not so much.

I've had the same experience. I ended up with some decal cues to keep on the rack for the kids and their friends. One day I screwed a good shaft on one and it plays just fine. I would have no problem playing a serious game with that cue (with better shaft).

 

[Paul_#_]

Players getting in on decal action emphasizing blackness, blood, and death.

 

[Paul_#_]

Overlays.....The coloring is unlike many cues. The stripes are nice on both Rhino cues but the items on the German cue are hokey:

 

[Paul_#_]

OK. So maybe decal cues aren't the best. Here is a French cue that puts the decal cues to waste. It is odd that in one photo some of the wood has a gold tint while in another it is white.:

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[erriep]

OK. So maybe decal cues aren't the best. Here is a French cue that puts the decal cues to waste. It is odd that in one photo some of the wood has a gold tint while in another it is white.:

just for the record, Inviktcues aren't french cues, they're made in Spain by Esteve Mata, a carom champion from Vic (Catalonia).

 

[Paul_#_]

just for the record, Inviktcues aren't french cues, they're made in Spain by Esteve Mata, a carom champion from Vic (Catalonia)

That is correct (although the vendor called it a French cue):