Tiger Cue
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They are just not very popular as full cues, shafts and tips are more common to see. I like their shafts, don't think I have seen a full cue in person or played with one though.
i picked up a sneaky pete from them last yr an older discontinued one, ebony and ph super solid contruction very very nice cue
Also very happy with the Tiger items I've acquired.
I acquired one of their fortis carbon fiber shafts. It is really well made and plays great if you like cf shafts. It is spun carbon so has a different tactile feel to it than something like a Revo. Not sure I would consider that a plus or a minus, just different for people with preferences.
Yep. Good people. Worth supporting.
I'm gonna try out one of those pretty butterfly cues they have, a bit overpriced but wth
I think that is the issue with the brand, they seem to come off as a general high production brand but with higher end prices in line with a Mezz or Schon. I don't think I have even seen Tiger recommended for a cue where Mezz, Schon, Pechauer, Jacoby, Joss, McDermott, etc.. are, even though the price range and quality may be as good as the other brands. It's only when someone asks specifically about the brand that I see it mentioned. Marketing flaw maybe? I have never heard anything bad about them, and I like the shafts I tried from them, but it just seems to fall through the cracks or the players mindset.
I bet if we did a survey of brands people have high opinion of in pool, or even a good opinion of, Tiger would be one of the lowest mentioned ones. Like a state that everyone forgets exists LOL, everyone knows CA, MA, NY, FL, TX but there are a bunch of others that many people just never think of. When was the last time the country went "what are those nuts in Wyoming up to now?" LOL
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Your not wrong
I would have picked up a TH-4 a while back but the special pin kept me from trying it. Love a lot of what they have, just wish they'd have different pin options.
It's a Tiger 'radial' AFAIK for lack of my technical knowledge. So a regular radial won't fit as I understand it.
Boom! You got that right. In the three years that Dennis played with a Tiger cue (and won multiple events) I got to see first hand the care that went into the making of all Tiger cues. Tony used only the best woods and his craftsmen were highly competent and had been with him for decades. Tony was always diligent in his desire to constantly improve his product in any way possible. I still have the cue he gave to me and it's not for sale!
One more thing and a very important one at that. Tony believes in good customer service and he stands behind all his products 100%. It's hard to find anyone who has a bad word to say about him, he is so honorable.
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the older sneaky i had ,had a regular radial, i dont know when they started doing theyre own pin, but its on everything new for sure