Where Buy Pool Cue in Montreal

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FranktheTank

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Thread title says it all. I've decided to sink some money into getting my own cue. I'm looking to spend between 100-150. Did some research and it looks like a couple sticks from Scorpion seems to fit the bill. I could order online but I'd like to be able to see the cue stick and try it out before I make the purchase.
 
Only place where you can find a decent beginners cue in Mtl is at Palason on Cavendish blvd.
They keep Vikings and Players cues in stock. For the $ you are willing to spend, I guess Players will have to be your choice.

I have a few extra 2x2 cue cases to spare, so if you need one, just PM me, I'll get you a decent one for 40-50$.
 
Many poolrooms (Le Skratch, Sharx etc...) sell cues that you can test hit if you don`t chalk them
 
Seems like I can't get to a retailer without spending a lot of money on cab fare or a lot of time on public transportation. Guess I'll just order one online.
 
FranktheTank said:
Thread title says it all. I've decided to sink some money into getting my own cue. I'm looking to spend between 100-150. Did some research and it looks like a couple sticks from Scorpion seems to fit the bill. I could order online but I'd like to be able to see the cue stick and try it out before I make the purchase.
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You should try a Players cue, they are available at Techno-Jeux to see and try....we offer a low deflection shaft as an upgrade for a minimal charge, with a Kamui tip (no extra charge), and lifetime waranty against warpage to the original owner! If you need more info feel free to send me a pm, I am the Canadian rep for Lucasi/Players.....BTW, our products come out of the same factory as Predator/Poison....we provide performance at a much more reasonable price along with our waranty against warpage! Techno-Jeux can provide you with a great cue within your budget!

Regards,
Grace Nakamura-Babcock
Account Manager/Player Rep
Cue and Case
 
Listen to Grace, she knows what she is talking about when it comes to cues and the Canadian scene.

Eddie
 
samurai said:
You should try a Players cue, they are available at Techno-Jeux to see and try...
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Hi there; I'm searching for a nice place to buy a cue from, in Montreal too. Is Techno-Jeux in Montreal?
(Otherwise, Palason will do, but the hour transit is not a good news)

Thanks!
 
Micha said:
Hi there; I'm searching for a nice place to buy a cue from, in Montreal too. Is Techno-Jeux in Montreal?
(Otherwise, Palason will do, but the hour transit is not a good news)

Thanks![/QUO

They are in Quebec City, here is their number 418-522-8046,
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