Looking for new cue, and opinions

[Crawlers]

Hello all!
First time poster here not new to billiards at all though. I'm looking to buy my first cue. I've played for years just with friends cues but I think it's Time I buy my own.
I'm not looking to spend that much I just want a straight And solid cue that I can have control of the ball with.
So far I'm leaning towards this
www (dot) cuesight (dot) com/fusp05 (dot) html
Partly because of the Everest tip, I've heard great things.
But I'm not sure if its worth it. Should I just get a50$ sterling ?
Or does anyone have any recommendations?

 

[AlexandruM]

You can change tip on your cue anytime you want.

Here you have a great deal on a Joss cu with 2 shafts for 200$. So you can put different tips on your shaft and try them both. Also you have there great deals on other cues.

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=319046

The Fury cues are good cues, but I wouldn't pay 150$ for a new sneaky.

Good luck.

 

[lvlss42190]

If you ask me I would say one of the intro level McDermott's with a Gcore shaft or an equivalent Viking would be perfect.

Every now and then you can find a great deal on a joss or a predator sneaky on here and I would keep an eye on ebay because you can find a treasure on there now and then as well.

 

[kaylaemarx]

Choosing a pool cue

I would suggest you to check the specifications before buying a pool cue. If you have played billiards before,you may find that which pool cue suited you best.Go for the specifications and price of the cue.