BECUE arrived - review

Good Lord now I remember WHY I dont log on to AZ anymore. All these "experts" with 5-10 years of pool playing. #worldbeaters


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The Cue of the Future and the Future is Now Becue come see it at Super Billiards Expo! Ricky Bryant (text or email) USA@BecueOfficial.com at Booth 673
 

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BECUE arrived-review

I'd like to see Scott Lee do a review comparing it to his Revo.

Mike
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My prediction based on absolutely nothing said on here is that these cues will never be popular or big sellers. Carbon fiber and synthetic cues have been around a long time and never caught on. I've played with a couple and there just is no feel to the hit. They feel clunky and artificial, which they are. Pretty hard to replace the feel of a wood cue. Of course metal tennis rackets replaced wood rackets and golf clubs have followed suit, so I could be wrong here. It wouldn't be the first time. :p

By re-reading some old threads I found this prediction by Jay. :eek: It seems like you were not right back then Jay, Revo is on huge backorder everywhere around the world and Becue rolling their snowball downhill pretty fast as well :grin: I went through the pictures of players who competed at the last week Eurotour and my rough estimate is that about 20% of all players (208 participants) use Revo or BK Rush or both and there were couple of Becue users as well. Apparently these new carbon fiber cues established themselves as a viable option for top players ;)
 
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