What's the deal with Lucasi?

[maldito]

Ya know, I hear all these people in these threads speaking of joss, viking, mcdermott and so on... yet in the time i've been around here, not one peep about Lucasi.

I personally love the hit of them. I think they are pretty damn good sticks for what they cost.

Obviously, others don't feel the same way though, what's the deal?

Price wise they are a well made cue -the uniloc joint can come loose - I remember Buddy Hall was a spokesperson for Lucasi adds in the billiard magazines but don't know if he actually played with one.

 

[grindz]

The first cue that I dropped some coin on was a Lucasi. Spent 300 and loved it. It was good looking and played. Wish I still had it today. Left it in a pool hall in germany because I was taking this chick home and was not thinking about my cue. :wink: i personally loved the quick release. Lets me get out of there in a hurry.

I have a L-E56.. 19 oz. unplayed. I bought it for my daughter...as a prize for when she ran her first rack.... she no longer wants to play. I'll make you a good deal on a brand new cue!!

td

 

[macguy]

Ya know, I hear all these people in these threads speaking of joss, viking, mcdermott and so on... yet in the time i've been around here, not one peep about Lucasi.

I personally love the hit of them. I think they are pretty damn good sticks for what they cost.

Obviously, others don't feel the same way though, what's the deal?

Thats true, but good for the money is not really what the serious or even casual player wants. Guys are spending a couple hundred a month in the pool room they should be playing with something above "Good for the money". Some players who say that may not have owned a really top notch cue. There is a difference, believe me.