Schmelke Cue
- Thread starter jay helfert
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This cue is as plain as it gets and I like it just that way. I've got no stroke anymore so I told David I wanted a light, light, light cue that I could swing easily. I used to always grab a 15 or 16 oz. cue when I went into a bar. For some reason it just suited me and I could adapt to it quickly.
This cue is only a little over 16 oz. and 57" long. That's a Triangle tip on it and the implex joint is a perfect smooth fit. It's a cue I can just pick up and play with and not have to try to figure out how to hit the ball.
Thank you David Schmelke for making my perfect cue! :thumbup2:
This cue is only a little over 16 oz. and 57" long. That's a Triangle tip on it and the implex joint is a perfect smooth fit. It's a cue I can just pick up and play with and not have to try to figure out how to hit the ball.
Thank you David Schmelke for making my perfect cue! :thumbup2:
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Nice plain Jane cue.
My cue has the same joint and it is also a smooth fit.
Yup you hit the jackpot with that one.
You have to remember that 20 years is...."these days".....to some of us.
You'll get there if your lucky enough....
Just another old fart....
Jeff
Jay,
K.I.S.S isn't just for our pool game /thought process. K.I.S.S can and also be applied to pool equipment.
Congrats sir.
Jeff
Consumers want fancy.
Maybe when I first started playing I may want one of those and still do but I rather get a fancy cue for all the time I spent playing.
Love my 60" even split, full-spliced Schmelke with 12.25mm pro taper on their traditional maple shaft w/ the half inch juma ferrule and Elkmaster tip.
The other night, I was on fire with this baby and it felt perfect. One of my more inexpensive cues, but one of my favorites.
The other night, I was on fire with this baby and it felt perfect. One of my more inexpensive cues, but one of my favorites.
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