O'Min Cues Review

[gmoney1]

Waiting on my Nitti cue order to come in and decided to try this cue. For the money($400) it honestly plays really good. Medium stiff hit and finish on the cue is top notch.

 

[skor]

They make snooker cues in Thailand.
They don't have pool cues on their website which leads me to think that it's just rebranded.
$400 seems a bit too much for it.... but if it plays well for you than it's worth every penny

 

[bbb]

Waiting on my Nitti cue order to come in and decided to try this cue. For the money($400) it honestly plays really good. Medium stiff hit and finish on the cue is top notch.

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Please post pics of your nitti when you get it

 

[gmoney1]

Please post pics of your nitti when you get it

12 months away but worth the wait, Nitti makes a great cue

 

[Sir Scratchalot]

Waiting on my Nitti cue order to come in and decided to try this cue. For the money($400) it honestly plays really good. Medium stiff hit and finish on the cue is top notch.

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I think these are from the Cuelees family. My Cuelees is virtually flawless in fit & finish and plays beautifully. Not surprising to see that quality trickle down into this brand.

 

[garczar]

I think these are from the Cuelees family. My Cuelees is virtually flawless in fit & finish and plays beautifully. Not surprising to see that quality trickle down into this brand.

Yes, the Chinese O'Min cues are out of some shops as Cuelees. The original O'min cues were/are snooker cues out of Thailand. The Chinese 'supposedly' licensed the name for pool cues. There's some disagreement whether or not they just pirated the name.