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what works for you
- Thread starter Texas Carom Club
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I've been laying out of a 2x5 JB Ultimate a rugged and I think it's a phenomenal case for daily use. Great pockets, strap, and handle setup and protects cues as good as anything (better than most).
Only problem is I don't like the layout on the 3x6 or 4x8 models and I'd like a larger case. The 2x4 has the butts on the outside which I like, nice for sticking your assembled cues in and carting from table to table during league. I don't like the larger cases where all the butts are tight in the middle on the riggers. So I'm looking at a 3x7 Instroke possibly just because I like the layout on the large size better
Only problem is I don't like the layout on the 3x6 or 4x8 models and I'd like a larger case. The 2x4 has the butts on the outside which I like, nice for sticking your assembled cues in and carting from table to table during league. I don't like the larger cases where all the butts are tight in the middle on the riggers. So I'm looking at a 3x7 Instroke possibly just because I like the layout on the large size better
I'm with a 2/4 due to the natural format and because I wanted room for an additional shaft.
Dirt-cheap, stylish enough, robust, but marvelously crafted still - this is my recommendation.
https://www.dynamic-billard.com/en/...ase-mozart-superior-cord-light-brown-2-4-85cm
And I carry tip tool, 2 chalks in a box, my own spotted white, microfibre cloth AND a wrench with it.
Cheers.
Dirt-cheap, stylish enough, robust, but marvelously crafted still - this is my recommendation.
https://www.dynamic-billard.com/en/...ase-mozart-superior-cord-light-brown-2-4-85cm
And I carry tip tool, 2 chalks in a box, my own spotted white, microfibre cloth AND a wrench with it.
Cheers.