Bruce S. de Lis said:
You'd have to pry my old vinyl Instroke 2x4 out of my cold dead hands. It's a bit heavy (me too) but built like a tank and protects my cues absolutely. The long pocket is big enough to carry a jump-cue butt, and I can carry a spare shaft for my playing cue as well as the jump-cue shaft and the shaft for my breaker. The short pocket is exactly the right size for my 6-pack of chalk and gloves, etc.
My favorite case is a no-name case that I bought at Palace Billiards in Villa Park.
It will hold 4 butts and 8 shafts comfortably, but I could slip more in there if I really wanted to. It's a soft, padded vinyl case, opens lengthwise. It has five pockets, although two of them are really small, but quite handy.
The handle is padded too, very comfortable to carry, plus has a padded, removable strap. I didn't want leather, too expensive and two heavy, plus rain can do a number on leather.
Besides the sticks and whatever you can fit in the outer pockets, if I really wanted to I could easily bring along three cans of soda plus lunch plus who knows what else inside this baby...
Looks like leather but isn't, won't fool anybody into thinking it's too expensive. Very functional and protects my cues adequately.
Cost me a whole 95 bucks, tax included...
It will hold 4 butts and 8 shafts comfortably, but I could slip more in there if I really wanted to. It's a soft, padded vinyl case, opens lengthwise. It has five pockets, although two of them are really small, but quite handy.
The handle is padded too, very comfortable to carry, plus has a padded, removable strap. I didn't want leather, too expensive and two heavy, plus rain can do a number on leather.
Besides the sticks and whatever you can fit in the outer pockets, if I really wanted to I could easily bring along three cans of soda plus lunch plus who knows what else inside this baby...
Looks like leather but isn't, won't fool anybody into thinking it's too expensive. Very functional and protects my cues adequately.
Cost me a whole 95 bucks, tax included...
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Shorty said:
What Guy....
Bruce S. de Lis said:Well if you could only Keep ONE of your Pool Cue Cases, or have ONE CASE. What would you Choose and Why?
I am talking about an Everyday Case, A Case you would be willing to Hump for a Week in Lost Wages (Las Vegas), or Valley Forge PA.
What would your One Case be, and what would ITS CONFIGURATION be. Plus why would you choose X-Brand Case , with X Configeration?
When I die, they will have to pry my Jack Justis natural tooled leather case out of the cold, hard fingers. If they do, I have others...click on the link.
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TATE said:
Tate what is the Inlays in your Black Justis. Extreem Left CASE....??????
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Barbara said:
Eastern Diamondback Rattler? Many in Florida...
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Barbara said:
Lizard is more sturd than Snake...
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TATE said:
Ostrick is Rock HARD..... Snake is a Pain in the rump...
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I am still not sure what my Keeper would be buy I want another CASE.....
ding ding ding RIGHT ANSWER buy ANOTHER case
that is the right answer and i like your attitude! it is fun looking for more stuff; just one more case (well maybe two) will be fine. always liked fellini's(trying to chase one down quitely here in nc) i need a zero halliburton to keep things safe for decades so that COULD BE A tax deduction right??? humm, a great new outlook on things! think i will go hit some pawnshops early this sat. morning before driving 7 hours/ 330 miles or so. have a great day, woody in ncBruce S. de Lis said:I am still not sure what my Keeper would be buy I want another CASE.....