Looking to buy a soft case

elvicash

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I have a few different cues. I usually only carry a break cue a sneaky pete and two or three shafts. I would like to start carrying a cue ball along with all of my tip stuff chalk etc. I do not want to get super weighed down so are there any good soft cases that could be suggested. I am considering a Lucasi LC-3 4 Butt/ 8 Shaft Black Leather Pool Cue Case. Does any one have one of these. Up to now I carry a 20 yr old Its Gearge 2x4 or a justis pro lite 3x6 the justis is pretty nice so it stays home alot. I would like a case that would have a pocket for Moleskin notebook as well. I would like to aslo carry some sort of ear buds for my Ipod in a seperate pocket from tip tools.

I think I want to try a soft case what do you think of the Lucasi?
 
Just a side note but you can fit more cues than designed into a soft case. Even if it only has divided compartments for 1 butt and 1 shaft, you can fit much more, as long as you don't mind the wood from the different butts/shafts rubbing against each other.
 
I use one all the time

Likes: Very versatile, light, both pockets are big. keep cue ball, shooting glasses, and towel in bottom, a moosehead rest, receipt book, deck of cards, and chalk in the top. Will also hold up longer cues.

Dislikes: minimal protection for your cues.

As I say, It is the case that I use regularly.

Jim Eales
 
Likes: Very versatile, light, both pockets are big. keep cue ball, shooting glasses, and towel in bottom, a moosehead rest, receipt book, deck of cards, and chalk in the top. Will also hold up longer cues.

Dislikes: minimal protection for your cues.

As I say, It is the case that I use regularly.

Jim Eales

Thanks Jim. Thats what I was hoping for I will be buying one of these I think, would like to see prior to buying but might just order off of Pool Dawg here on AZ.
 
This is the case I have. Mine is the brown one. I absolutely love this case. It will hold more than advertised. The multiple pouches are very useful.

I'll tell you, as far as not offering much protection for your stick goes, I've never had an airplane fall on it, or a 40 foot trailer run it over. Shoot, I can't even remember getting it run over by a bicycle.

What the heck are we worried about protecting this from?

The case is a steal at it's selling price. I love it. If there is one drawback, and I don't really see it as one, you have to lay it down to open it as opposed to leaning it against a wall and popping the top open. Besides that, it's way more functional than a hard case IMO.

edit ... hmm, mine is an LC-5 must be the color cause it still holds the same it seems. Although, the brown one's pouches seem longer and more versatile. I found it in a search here ...

http://www.billiardwarehouse.com/cases/lucasi/lucasi-lc5.htm
 
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Please consdier the new soft cases I designed.

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Available through Sterling Gaming, www.cuesight.com, and other fine retailers.
 
I have a few different cues. I usually only carry a break cue a sneaky pete and two or three shafts. I would like to start carrying a cue ball along with all of my tip stuff chalk etc. I do not want to get super weighed down so are there any good soft cases that could be suggested. I am considering a Lucasi LC-3 4 Butt/ 8 Shaft Black Leather Pool Cue Case. Does any one have one of these. Up to now I carry a 20 yr old Its Gearge 2x4 or a justis pro lite 3x6 the justis is pretty nice so it stays home alot. I would like a case that would have a pocket for Moleskin notebook as well. I would like to aslo carry some sort of ear buds for my Ipod in a seperate pocket from tip tools.

I think I want to try a soft case what do you think of the Lucasi?

I bought a J&J like THIS from the same seller. I really like it. It's not really big and bulky and I have plently of room for Chalk, Tip tools, even have two Q balls in the lower pouch.
 
Please consdier the new soft cases I designed.

Available through Sterling Gaming, www.cuesight.com, and other fine retailers.

John, Your photos are much better than what is available at the Sterling gaming site. I like that I now know what the inside of the case looks like. Maybe they could add some of your photos to their web site.
 
I have a few different cues. I usually only carry a break cue a sneaky pete and two or three shafts. I would like to start carrying a cue ball along with all of my tip stuff chalk etc. I do not want to get super weighed down so are there any good soft cases that could be suggested. I am considering a Lucasi LC-3 4 Butt/ 8 Shaft Black Leather Pool Cue Case. Does any one have one of these. Up to now I carry a 20 yr old Its Gearge 2x4 or a justis pro lite 3x6 the justis is pretty nice so it stays home alot. I would like a case that would have a pocket for Moleskin notebook as well. I would like to aslo carry some sort of ear buds for my Ipod in a seperate pocket from tip tools.

I think I want to try a soft case what do you think of the Lucasi?

You may want to check in at the Wanted/For Sale forum here. A lot of the eBay sellers mentioned above, also do business on AZ.
 
I have an Instroke 4x8 lizard skin that is nice and an awesome Jim Murnak 3x6 soft case that is pretty awesome too. I am currently having John Barton make me a 3x6 too. Let me know if you want to see either of the first two.
 
I have an Instroke 4x8 lizard skin that is nice and an awesome Jim Murnak 3x6 soft case that is pretty awesome too. I am currently having John Barton make me a 3x6 too. Let me know if you want to see either of the first two.

I don't want to step on any toes but if he does not want to see them. I would like to know more about the Instroke and see some pics.
 
If it's a Semi-Hard style you are looking for then this is our version:

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ALL bases covered... and I mean covered!!

I'm guessing this case has a stiffener in the front and back... like the Silver Fox.
 
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