Arnot custom cues

I recently owned an Arnot with a laminated dymondwood butt that hit as solid as any cue you could possibly hope to find! The workmanship was nice and I thought that using the dymondwood was a creative idea. Keeps warpage at a minimum. I bought mine on the secondary market and paid a decent price for it. I'm a flipper, and when I sold it, I didn't make much, but I didn't lose anything. Give one a whirl!

Regards,

Steve
 
Arnot

I had an Arnot for a while as well. Very solid hitting cue. They stack up with any other I've tried.
 
I have an Arnot Break/Jump and it breaks and jumps real good. I think it's called the Triple Titanium Threat. The cue is worth the money.
 
I've Had My Arnot's For Nine Years

I have three Arnot cues and I like them very much. My main playing cue has two flat laminated shafts,one with a water buffalo tip for 9-ball and the other with a medium Moori for one-pocket. I have a purpleheart Road Player and a purpleheart jump/break with a 10" extension.

Take advantage of his 'test it and return it' if not satisfied policy.
Doug
( I like my Arnot J/B, but I jump better with the Bunjee Jumper that John Collins Barton Collins John gave to me :-)
 
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