I know this has probably been asked before but has anyone who's ever used a soft case have any problems with them in the past? Is it technically bad to lean a soft case up against the wall because of the lack of support inside? Any issues with warping over prolonged use? I mean I don't really think I'd ever just throw my case around so is it really a bad idea to use a soft case? Thanks for any replies.
Problems with soft cases?
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Most decent soft cases have enough padding to protect your cues from regular wear and tear and being thrown around (although I wouldn't throw my cues around much, even with a hard case).
I would just avoid checking it in on flights and leaving it in places where fatties might sit on it.
I would just avoid checking it in on flights and leaving it in places where fatties might sit on it.
If it is a good quality soft case you should be fine. Some of the very cheap cases have no padding at all. I think the style case I have attached gives those ridiculous heave clunky leather cases the 5 ball. They are really classy and don't cost $350.00
http://www.shootersbilliards.com/Silver-Fox-Cue-Case-BR2.html
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I have been using a soft case for years without difficulty. Predator makes one, but I found the strap too short. Here is one I use.
http://www.pooldawg.com/product/lucasi-lc-3-4-butt-8-shaft-black-leather-pool-cue-case
Jim Eales
http://www.pooldawg.com/product/lucasi-lc-3-4-butt-8-shaft-black-leather-pool-cue-case
Jim Eales
I like those cases, I had one my self for about 4 years, still looks new. I have 3 Cues in it. (play, break, jump).