Fury Cues?

jad

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I'm considering purchasing a Fury TP2 for my wife. See:

http://www.fury-cues.com/futp02.html

Anyone have any experience with this cue or others in the Fury line? Anyone have experience with their customer service?

My wife already has the Fury break cue and that cue seems to be pretty good.
 
They use to make predators cues, I had the 99-5 predator that was made by Fury, It was a good cue.
 
I'm considering purchasing a Fury TP2 for my wife. See:

http://www.fury-cues.com/futp02.html

Anyone have any experience with this cue or others in the Fury line? Anyone have experience with their customer service?

My wife already has the Fury break cue and that cue seems to be pretty good.

jad:

Yup, I have a Fury NR-8 player that I'm really fond of, for league play. I'd since had the salt-n-pepper linen wrap removed and replaced with a Tiger stack leather wrap, and I couldn't be happier with it!

My breaker/jumper is a Fury JB-RW that I've had for going on 6 years now, and again, I'm very happy with it.

Never had to call their customer service, which may be a good sign in and of itself. In the past, whenever I had any questions about the Fury cue line, I would relay these to John Barton and he was most helpful.

Hope this helps,
-Sean
 
I have been shooting with Fury cues for several years. I have been shooting with the RP series, which also has a radial pin, which it probably the one thing I like the most about it. It has a great feel to it, and I like the feedback I get with that wood to wood connection.

As for the company, I have had several dealings with the people at Sterling, which is the US distributor for Fury cues. They are committed to top quality customer service, and they stand behind their products.

The cue you linked to is a great looking cue, and you can be sure the quality and service will be there for you.

Great choice!

Steve
 
I have no personal experience with Fury cues but have never heard any negatives. And that cue you linked to is a knock out.
 
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