Anyone found your perfect Pool Cue Case yet?

Best case for me that's perfect over the years has got to be my 3/6 Whitten case. Durable as hell and its a perfectly design cue case that's meant for a pool players.

For the money, JB cases are next up on my list. Currently, I've been using the butterfly 6x12 that ultra portable and perfect for me for the pool hall. I think JB would probably have a little better protection for the cues than Whitten but I just love how comfortable the whitten is on my shoulder. The Whitten strap placement and designed is the best for me so far.

I think case builder needs to pay more attention to designing the strap so that it's more comfortable for the case holder.

Whitten does the best job out there right now with respect to comfort in carrying a case.

Duc.
 
My Whitten.

Whitten has been my case of choice for the past 12 years. I love every thing about them, especially how perfect they always are down to the last stitch. Joe Whitten is a class act and has incredible customer service.

I just ordered a couple JB Ultimate Rugged cases from John Barton and can't wait to try them out as well. :)


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John barton,hands down the best made today.4x8 rugged ,with 2 pockets,large and small.Handle on side and 1 strap in the back. Rich aka the skunk.
 
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for the price, quality, and protection i dont see how you can go wrong with a jb case.

i dont know john barton but when a person who has been involved in the industry 20+ years puts out quality products that become very popular time and time again the man has to be doing something right.

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I currently own or have owned so many great Cue Cases over 50+ yrs.
that it would be near impossible to pick ONE ... if I hadn't bought a new
3x6 JB Rugged a few months ago. I won't be buying anything else in
the future unless John does something miraculous and "tops" it.
 
I still carry the Swifty 2x4 I bought in 1987.
It has been in the desert, in the cold compartments of airplanes, tossed under thousands of tables, still looks good and if I had ever treated it with some oil or something would probably look almost new.
Best case I ever owned.
I've gotten many, many compliments on how great it is even in the last year.
 
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I still carry the Swifty 2x4 I bought in 1987.
It has been in the desert, in the cold compartments of airplanes, tossed under thousands of tables, still looks good and if I had ever treated it with some oil or something would probably look almost new.
Best case I ever owned.
I've gotten many, many compliments on how great it is even in the last year.
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Dennis Swift makes a great Cue Case, that is just about indestructible. Dennis IMHO is like the Rodney Dangerfield of Cue Case Makers. Forgotton, gets little respect, put put on a great show. Delivering a Great finished product.
 
I have been using the same case for at least 10 years . 4x8 Butterfly , Vinyl , I carry at least 5 cues with shafts sometimes as many as 6or 8 with felt sleeves I always carry with me . Never scratched a cue , I do not drive over it with my car either , I take care of my stuff . I sell cases , newer models , for $80. shipped.

I do appreciate the higher priced cue cases , they are very very nice , pretty and do a extremely protective case . GL and take care . Jim
 
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