You need a custom wrapless cue.Buddha Jones said:I have very sweaty hands also, and was advised to go try a wrapless cue. The cue is like holding flypaper in my hands. I know it sounds od, but its true. I guess there is no absorbtion of moisture like there is on linen or leather. I had linen on my first few cues, then leather on my Porper which I didn't like at all. It got wet and cold. I now play with a Jim Ward cue that is wrapless and I just got a Jacoby that is wrapless. I don't think I will ever get a wrapped cue again. Maybe one day I will get a Drexler.
Buddha Jones said:I have very sweaty hands also, and was advised to go try a wrapless cue. The cue is like holding flypaper in my hands. I know it sounds od, but its true. I guess there is no absorbtion of moisture like there is on linen or leather. I had linen on my first few cues, then leather on my Porper which I didn't like at all. It got wet and cold. I now play with a Jim Ward cue that is wrapless and I just got a Jacoby that is wrapless. I don't think I will ever get a wrapped cue again. Maybe one day I will get a Drexler.
Try usind carnauba wax on your handle.NOSAJ03 said:I also have a problem with sweaty hands. I first had a linen wrap and then I decided to go with a wrapless with my Pechauer. I liked it at first but now I think I want to go back to a linen wrapped cue. The wrapless cue for some reason doesnt feel right to me and it seems like I sweat more with a wrapless cue than one with a linen wrap. Why would that be?
It's true Mike. This guy was a sweat hog. We used to work in the server room where it's around 40'sh. He still sweted like a pig when we did some hardware work.Michael Webb said:I'm not touching this one.