What is the weight of your daily player
- Thread starter cbi1000
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500 grams/17.6 ounces. Over the years my three-cushion cue has become the only taper and size I really feel comfortable with.
I bought my cue 4 1/2 years ago; it was advertised at 19.5 but weighed 19.7. A couple of weeks ago I thought I'd experiment by taking out the weight bolt, expecting to it be around 18. The bolt was 3oz(!), so now I'm at 16.7. It's a nice change that feels great, and I won't put the bolt back in any time soon. My 19oz break cue feels like a brick now.
I prefer cues weighing between 18.5- 18.75. My current player is 18.7
My only player is 21.75 oz. Everyone is surprised when they hold it, but it is perfect for me.
Don't know, and don't care...all I know is that it feels dead nutz perfect in the hand with regards to weight and balance...what more could one ask for?
Lisa
Lisa
Woah I have been playing with my cue for a while now and it feels so comfortable with my stroke and the feel/feedback.
I've never even thought about checking the weight. To my surprise my cue weighs 16.5oz while all this time I was thinking it was probably around 18oz
I've never even thought about checking the weight. To my surprise my cue weighs 16.5oz while all this time I was thinking it was probably around 18oz
19.1 oz no weight bolt
I have 3 or 4 regular players. Two are Chuck Starkey cues, one a Sailor. The Sailor weighs in at 17.9. The Starkeys at 15.065 and 15.75. I have a Starkey on order that will come in about about 14.0 to 14.5.
The Starkey's all have no ferrule, a fiber pad and Super pro tips and are about 12mm. The Sailor has a Z2 shaft.
The Starkey's all have no ferrule, a fiber pad and Super pro tips and are about 12mm. The Sailor has a Z2 shaft.
How sick is this? i have no idea. i used to know but then i sold the shaft and bought a new one so i really can't say. it's heaver than it used to be. i think
19.25 on all of my cues.
I have a few cues under 17.00 oz. I like em light!