Snooker cue recommendations

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MikeF

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I'm here in Tennessee (USA) & starting to play snooker locally. Any cue recommendations in the $100 -$200 range? Thanks
 
Dufferin, plus extender if you are playing on a big table.
Personally, I prefer a smaller tip, no more than 9.5 mm.
Don't find a huge difference between maple and ash shafts.

Mini butts are handy - they change the weight and balance of the cue.
You may find that the mini butt = using rest :grin:

You have to pay attention to insure that the cue will accommodate the mini butt and extender.

Case to handle cue - one piece cue, half joint, 3/4 joint - and accessories.

Canadian dollar now around 75 cents U.S.

I can recommend
http://www.fgbradleys.com/fgb-cart/default.asp
Search for snooker cues

This is the site of an AZ poster
http://forums.azbilliards.com/member.php?u=75492
Has youtuibe tutorial channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/manningcues

https://manningcues.com/store/Snooker-Cues/
Free shipping to U.S.
 
Scaramouche said:
Dufferin, plus extender if you are playing on a big table.
Personally, I prefer a smaller tip, no more than 9.5 mm.
Don't find a huge difference between maple and ash shafts.

Mini butts are handy - they change the weight and balance of the cue.
You may find that the mini butt = using rest :grin:

You have to pay attention to insure that the cue will accommodate the mini butt and extender.

Case to handle cue - one piece cue, half joint, 3/4 joint - and accessories.

Canadian dollar now around 75 cents U.S.

I can recommend
http://www.fgbradleys.com/fgb-cart/default.asp
Search for snooker cues

This is the site of an AZ poster
http://forums.azbilliards.com/member.php?u=75492
Has youtuibe tutorial channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/manningcues

https://manningcues.com/store/Snooker-Cues/
Free shipping to U.S.
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Thanks, that's good info.
 
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