Pool cue cases

[CocoboloCowboy]

Dennis Swift built a very good Case, Real Leather, Toghht as Nails, had many options, and last it was Heavy. Dennis stops building Case long ago, any one have one IMHO should bother consider parting with it.

 

[JasonATX]

I don't think butterfly cases should be allowed in the pool room. Too many people park them on a table for their entire match leaving very little room for maybe a drink or god forbid, something to eat.
Edit: I'll amend that, maybe allow them but require that once you unload your cues you close them and hang them on a chair. Been my experience that no one does.

Skinny Bob's now has a rule to keep cases off of tables.

 

[skor]

You don't, it's about preventing your cues from falling out should the case ever fell off of a table or even just fall over with the lid open. Can't say I've ever had one fall off of a table but I have had one topple over.

I have a JB case
It fell more than any case I had in the last 20 years as if it not ment to be used vertically… or maybe it’s just the price we pay for light cases…
I have an Instroke that fell a few times, cues didn’t flew out of it.

I’m not bashing JB cases, I think they are good cases but I think that his interior design is too over protective to a point it might damage the cues.
I wouldn’t use it for a very high end cues and on the other side it too much for s cheap player’s set.