So what company makes a decent, budget 2x2 case?

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I have a single cue Casemaster Q-Vault that's been an excellent case. I now have a two cue system I want to start using so I need to upgrade to a two cue case and the Casemaster 2x2 version looks like a great option at only $50. But wanted to pick brains here to see if I'm not seeing a better deal.

Thanks,
 
I'd personally only buy a JB case but it's going to be more than 50. They have 2x3 cases I believe
 
I have a Casemaster 2x2 and while it's an ok low-end case, I can't get many of my cues (with the joint protectors on) to fit. Check the sized before you buy.

I also have an Action 1x2 that I really like - I'd probably consider their 2x2.
 
I am stuck on JB cases right now but for a great case at a moderate price the Guiseppe cases cannot be beat....and will last forever if taken care of.
 
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A great long-lasting case will run you over $100. JB Cases are excellent, and I think the 2b/3s cases start at $150. They make customized cases. It really depends on what you're willing to spend and the quality of craftsmanship you're looking to find.
 

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Ched said:
I have a Casemaster 2x2 and while it's an ok low-end case, I can't get many of my cues (with the joint protectors on) to fit. Check the sized before you buy.

I also have an Action 1x2 that I really like - I'd probably consider their 2x2.
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Actually ended up going with an Action 2x2 hard case. It had hundreds of reviews with 88% being 5 star, 12% being 4 stars and zero 3-1 star reviews. That's pretty reassuring for only a $56 price tag. haha
 
WVShootist said:
Actually ended up going with an Action 2x2 hard case. It had hundreds of reviews with 88% being 5 star, 12% being 4 stars and zero 3-1 star reviews. That's pretty reassuring for only a $56 price tag. haha
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Good choice. I use to deal Action cues and cases, and still have a nice soft Action case I've used on and off for almost 20 years.
 
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J&J is fine...just don't run over it with a car.


And for people that don't know it's Ebay.



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BC21 said:
Good choice. I use to deal Action cues and cases, and still have a nice soft Action case I've used on and off for almost 20 years.
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I saw several I liked that were in the $250 range but that seemed kind of overkill since my two cues only cost $600 together.

The Action is a vinyl (leather immitation) hard case, I suspect it'll last until I buy higher end cues someday. When I'm in that neighborhood I'll probably just take the time to make a 2x2 box case with all the 'frills.'
 
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