a good cue holder
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I have used the Porper (4) slot Cue Holder and it works great IF
you first line it with Felt.
Otherwise, your Cues will end up with marks on them from the clamps.
I also have a (2) slot Cue Caddy which is constructed entirely from
Rich Cocabolo and soft rubber clamping areas.
It is "Total Class" and even comes with it's own Case for storage.
I bought a (4) slot Cue Caddy in Cocabolo also, but it's too bulky to
carry around to Bars and Pool Halls.
you first line it with Felt.
Otherwise, your Cues will end up with marks on them from the clamps.
I also have a (2) slot Cue Caddy which is constructed entirely from
Rich Cocabolo and soft rubber clamping areas.
It is "Total Class" and even comes with it's own Case for storage.
I bought a (4) slot Cue Caddy in Cocabolo also, but it's too bulky to
carry around to Bars and Pool Halls.
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Cue Holde
I use a Tiger Paw works great and has lasted 4 yrs already.:thumbup:Sorry if a Q claw is the same thing never heard of those.If so you are right it works best on level surface and does have its limitations.
I use a Tiger Paw works great and has lasted 4 yrs already.:thumbup:Sorry if a Q claw is the same thing never heard of those.If so you are right it works best on level surface and does have its limitations.
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I'm a nut for cue holders and other paraphernalia (you should excuse the term). I've never found a cue holder that fill all the criteria I have for them.. i.e. secure, light weight, won't scratch the cue, fit in the case pocket nicely, etc.
I think the old trick of laying the case on the table or chair or rail and then laying the cue against the case is probably the best but that ain't what I want either.
What I want does not exist and I don't have any ideas of how to make one that will work in all circumstances, is easy to carry and will hold the cue securely without scratching it.
The cue claw for two cues is the best I"ve found... but I don't carry mine.
I think the old trick of laying the case on the table or chair or rail and then laying the cue against the case is probably the best but that ain't what I want either.
What I want does not exist and I don't have any ideas of how to make one that will work in all circumstances, is easy to carry and will hold the cue securely without scratching it.
The cue claw for two cues is the best I"ve found... but I don't carry mine.
Just picked this up from BVal last week: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=141229
It's pretty much the nuts, but I don't think it's production made (?)
Seems fairly easy to replicate though...
Hope that helps!
-Alan
It's pretty much the nuts, but I don't think it's production made (?)
Seems fairly easy to replicate though...
Hope that helps!
-Alan
I use the Porper 4 Q holder. The rubber clips are very flexible and never had a problem marking a cue.
The cue serves no master when not in your hand Grasshopper.
The cue serves no master when not in your hand Grasshopper.
I use a Q Clip. It works pretty good but it is to bulky to fit in the case.I am thinking about getting a Q Claw.
Had one. It developed a 'memory'. After using increasingly thicker wood to make it clip, and it developing a thicker and thicker 'memory'. I had to toss it.
I use a Q Clip. It works pretty good but it is to bulky to fit in the case.
I use the Q clip also. Works pretty good. You can clip it to your case strap or handle to carry it.
Here's a good one but it's expensive and makes a lot of noise.
To keep mine from developing "memory" I slip the clip part back on top and snap it in place. No problem so far. Hope this makes sense
Here's a good one but it's expensive and makes a lot of noise.
Haha, that's a good one.
My local billiards supplier sells a similar design, but I think the limitation is when there's no steady large flat surface, it won't stay put.