Sugar Tree Questions & Poll

Are Sugar Tree Cues The Next SouthWest?


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cubswin said:
*laughing* wives are the same everywhere....of course most of us guys don't admit to it.

Hey Joey, does that sneaky your saving for me have any rings in its long term future?
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qbilder said:
I wish!!!! My wife carries them around in her fist & anytime I try to be a man about something, she squeezes & makes me her b!tch again :( At least the planer would be an honorable excuse....

lol sounds like we have alot in common :eek: :eek: :eek:
 
I to would like to try a Cocobolo Sneaky from Eric. If anyone has one for sale send me a PM with specs & price. I`ve only heard great things about sugartree cues & would love to try one out. Thanks
 
Eric is Awesome!!!

I just recently received a rosewood PJ from Eric and I must say it lives up to all the hype and then some. I have shot with many different cues from many different cue makers and I must say He is at the top of my list. From the first moment I picked this cue up it was like I had been shooting with it all my life. You just feel really comfortable with the feel of it. Let me start by saying I am not a Rosewood fan but this has to be the most beautiful piece I have ever seen. The cue hits really firm but still has good feedback. The balance of the cue is awesome. The shaft wood is unbelievable. I couldn't have asked for a better cue...If all of Erics cues play like my first one, then he should already be a legend in this industry. To all his skeptics I say pick up one and play with it. You will be a changed man! Eric to you sir the best and keep on doing what you do!

Richard
 
i am one of the fortunate user of ST, i can only say that his cue is great in terms of balance, hit, playability and not forgetting how awesome his cue looks.
Awaiting the old growth that is coming along soon, been playing with the standard shaft til now, eagerly anticipating it.
i would guess in time to come, his cue will be as sought after as SW cues
 
here at AZ they are already as desirable,but not as much in the entire market.i have ownde a few and when i showed people in the pool halls in my city,they had never heard of him,but everyone has heard of SW.the comparason is really not fair to either as Eric said.he makes awseome cues and a comparason to SW cues would be a good one as far as just the cues go.they both mainly just use wood for beauty,which i think is a desirable trait and they are also both built with playability as the primary goal.he may very well one day be more famous than SW or franklin,you never know.
 
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