Best and cheapest online pool supply store?

[TheBook]

Awesome, will do.

Which brings up my next question - is the forum we're in now generally considered to be the most read/used billiards forum on the web? Or are there billiard/pool forums out there that are more used?

I didn't know that there were any other. :shocked2::shrug::speechless:



I have ordered from all of the places that the others have listed. Sometimes you may find a fellow AZ'ER such as BigTruck selling certain items. I now enjoy attending the bigger tournaments and buying from the vendors. A great way to meet the seller and try the product.

 

[ratcues]

I'd use www.muellers.com but I may be a bit biased. PM me if you want the free shipping code.

 

[Blackball75]

Ozonebilliards and PoolDawg are both excellent

 

[Secaucus Fats]

I've bought stuff from all of the following internet retailers and have never had any problems:

Mueller
Seybert's
PoolDawg
Billiards Warehouse

I have also bought stuff from Ozone and while I was satisfied with their price and selection, I was turned off by the smarmy attitude of the individual who took my order over the phone. I don't see a need to put up with attitude when there are plenty of other places eager to have my business.

I'm sure there are other good sites to buy from, but I have not had any experience with them, so I can't say anything pro or con about them.

 

[pocketpared]

I like Nielsen's too.

I don't know if you would consider the ebay store. I would say Nielsen's Billiards might be a choice in terms of service and price.

Used them a number of times. The best prices and if you have a question they are very helpful. Very fast delivery too.

 

[danquixote]

As with everything it pays to shop
On principle, I tend to stay away from member/vendors that are not Club Members and/or that pitch their products in the main forum instead of in the for sale area. I just think this is rude and unfair to all the other vendors who play by the rules and limit their posts to the proper forum.

Tap Tap Tap.....to you sir. I myself get a bit aggravated by thinly veiled sales pitches or infomercials posted on the main forum. I do pay attention to third party advertising however. If I see many members constantly lauding the efforts or products of a business or member seller, I put them on my pool "bucket list" for future perusal.......Dan

 

[jazznpool]

What kind of cues are you looking for? Production or true custom? New, unchalked?

Martin

I'm looking for a great online pool store. It must have a very wide selection of sticks, tips, shafts, accessories, balls, etc. It must have competitive prices. It must be very reputable and have a lot of happy customers.

Suggestions?