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Well the two cues I've seen aren't bad for a $100, mind you, I gather the shipping is fairly steep. I heard something like $40 to Canada over and above what you get the cue for. By the way, I think Mastercraft charges £35 to get a cue to western Canada. So you've got to factor that into your...

Nice shooting, Cameron. I thought I remembered the name, Dalton Roy. A guy that I play League Snooker with knocked Roy out of the CBSA Senior Snooker Tourney last June. I sent you a list on the other forum, if I come across any others, I'll let you know.

I've got an old plastic tube-style one-piece case you can have for whatever it costs to send it to you. I have to ask though, what size balls are you playing with that need a 13mm. tip? And, in my view, LePro tips are like sticking a piece of flint on the tip of your cue - I know guys use them...

Well if you're going to be playing snooker on a regulation sized table with regulation sized balls, then a pool cue tip is simply too large. Why don't you have a look on Ebay, there's some decent 3/4 Asian cues that come with extension, mini-butt and case, and they seem to play fine. Two of the...

Very nice cues, Aurora.

Don't waste your money on a Riley.

Hello everyone, first post here. I generally pay $4.00/hr to play snooker. There are three Canadian Legions (like the US VFWs) within a 30 minute drive from where I live - each has two full-sized snooker tables with metered lights. The lights cost $1 for 15 minutes. There's also another table...