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I purchased the 2x4 Combo version of this case from Erik Lee, very smooth transaction by the way, and decided to post a little about it.
The bottom pouch is nice, even featuring a zip pocket for a jump cue butt. It is long and has a convenient front access zipper. The upper pouch is small, but it opens wide and makes things very accessible inside the pouch. I purchased the combo version because of the upper pouch being zippered as you can tell in the pictures.
Really nice how both the butt and shaft tubes are spring loaded. The top on the inside has a padding with foam on the inside that really holds your equipment down and secure. I can almost say you don't even need JPs with this case as I feel like it will hold the cues securely without them, but the case has room for a 58" cue with JPs easily.
The other plus I find in the case is there are two handles and a padded shoulder strap. Really makes for easy carry having so many options.
The wheels are nice, but I am not sure if they are that big of a deal. May be handier when I play tournaments for wheeling my case from one table to the next and keep my cues together in the tubes.
The weight...well...it's heavy! Shipping weight was around 6 pounds. With the case loaded with my two cues, 1 extra shaft and extensions, I would guess it to be around 9 pounds.
Overall I would give it a B+, and I will probably keep the case.
Shorty
I purchased the 2x4 Combo version of this case from Erik Lee, very smooth transaction by the way, and decided to post a little about it.
The bottom pouch is nice, even featuring a zip pocket for a jump cue butt. It is long and has a convenient front access zipper. The upper pouch is small, but it opens wide and makes things very accessible inside the pouch. I purchased the combo version because of the upper pouch being zippered as you can tell in the pictures.
Really nice how both the butt and shaft tubes are spring loaded. The top on the inside has a padding with foam on the inside that really holds your equipment down and secure. I can almost say you don't even need JPs with this case as I feel like it will hold the cues securely without them, but the case has room for a 58" cue with JPs easily.
The other plus I find in the case is there are two handles and a padded shoulder strap. Really makes for easy carry having so many options.
The wheels are nice, but I am not sure if they are that big of a deal. May be handier when I play tournaments for wheeling my case from one table to the next and keep my cues together in the tubes.
The weight...well...it's heavy! Shipping weight was around 6 pounds. With the case loaded with my two cues, 1 extra shaft and extensions, I would guess it to be around 9 pounds.
Overall I would give it a B+, and I will probably keep the case.
Shorty
Erik your alright there.