Vincitore 2X4 Cases

gatorcc

gatorcc

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What do you all think about these cases? I am looking at the 2X4 Leather case.

I am also looking at the Instroke Premier Series 2X4 case and Sterling Deluxe 2X4 case.

I am looking for a good priced, good quality case that can hold a shaft or butt that is at least 31inches which includes the joint protectors.

So far the Sterling is tops on my list as it was highly recommended by another AZ'er.
 
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i've had one for years. 2x4/2 pockets. FINE case for the money. i got mine from ebay- cheap. i THINK mine is the "B" grade leather. yes it is. it is the LC24B and i continue to be very pleased with it. cues go in up or down.
 
Vincitore makes some durable cases.....Instroke Geo series might be a step up from them. But nothing wrong with Vincitore
 
My Joss was damaged when the bottom of a Vincintore came out and the cue slid through a ring of nails.

Just get an Instroke if you want that style - OR get one from Sterling that is at least better than the Vincintore models.
 
cajunbarboxplyr said:
Vincitore makes some durable cases.....Instroke Geo series might be a step up from them. But nothing wrong with Vincitore
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I am looking at a Instroke Premier since they are in the same price category. I also talked to a guy at Billiard Warehouse and he suggested Instroke since my j/b shaft with joint protector on is 30 or 31 inches and my playing cue butt with joint protector on is 30 or 31 inches. I just want to find something nice that will hold these 2 cues.
 
JB Cases said:
My Joss was damaged when the bottom of a Vincintore came out and the cue slid through a ring of nails.

Just get an Instroke if you want that style - OR get one from Sterling that is at least better than the Vincintore models.
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I am also looking at an Instroke premier.
 
gatorcc said:
I am also looking at an Instroke premier.
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That would be my choice over a Vincintore any day. I have taken apart many of those Vincintore cases and you don't want to know what's inside them.

They are Instroke knockoffs made cheaper. I will let you think about HOW they are made cheaper and what corners are cut to be able to do that.
 
JB Cases said:
That would be my choice over a Vincintore any day. I have taken apart many of those Vincintore cases and you don't want to know what's inside them.

They are Instroke knockoffs made cheaper. I will let you think about HOW they are made cheaper and what corners are cut to be able to do that.
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I haven't heard anything bad about Instroke. The premiere series is in my price range. I would like to get a leather one but $300+ is a lot out of my price range!
 
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