Cue for a beginner

NewGuy

NewGuy

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I want to get an inexpensive cue for my gf, but one that's not total garbage. I was looking at the Cutecs, but I really don't like the fiberglass shafts. I came across the Sterling discount cues and they look nice. I'm looking for something in the $50 range. So, what's the best beginner cue in that range?
 
Yeah, my buddy uses one a those for a break cue. Works great. Probably the best cue out there under a hundred bucks.
 
I suggest a madagascar rosewood forearm with tight birdseye maple handle.
Ok, I can't make it for $50.
I concur with the Dufferin suggestion.
 
I play with a cuetec and all of the banging around of the cue your GF is going to do with it, having a fiberglass shaft is perfect for her.....
 
JustPlay said:
I play with a cuetec and all of the banging around of the cue your GF is going to do with it, having a fiberglass shaft is perfect for her.....
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I play with a cuetec hustler on barboxs. Ya can't beat them, I mean ya can beat them and they stay as smooth as silk.

Their fiberglass technology has greatly improved. Mine warped slightly in about 2 years time, but I leave it in the trunk under all kinds of hot and cold conditions. But for 60 bucks, you cannot go wrong.
 
MFB said:
I play with a cuetec hustler on barboxs. Ya can't beat them, I mean ya can beat them and they stay as smooth as silk.

Their fiberglass technology has greatly improved. Mine warped slightly in about 2 years time, but I leave it in the trunk under all kinds of hot and cold conditions. But for 60 bucks, you cannot go wrong.
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Cuetec cues are good cues to play with. The shafts can be wiped down with a damp paper towl and dry within moments with a dry towl and ready to play....If something happens to it, it is easily replacable..
 
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