Why are Predator cue extensions so damned expensive?
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Zerksies
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predator
See post #21
no those i just made up
You probably sell dictionaries door to door. We got ya.
That's where most of the Predator stuff is made.
thats kool to know for the future
Extension & Bumper Kit
www.cuefits.com
Buy a predator style bumper and a extension to fit for less
but i still much prefer the quick release pred extension
2 twists fast on and off
This is the pool dilemma.
Revo's and the Apex tables are sourced outside China. The new ARC table is Chinese. With the exception of some US cuemaker collaborations everything they sell is Chinese.
did you see the other images?
of it installed? the bullet goes in the adapter
the other end does nota appear to be the quick thread
Why would it need to be quick thread that side is permanent like any other extension, the quick release goes in the bumper
Thats my point. i only want to use the quick release extension, i dont want to use a standard thread and haev to spin it 5/7 times on and off
For the same reason they can charge $800 for a painted cue made in China, and Apple can charge a grand for a phone. People will buy it because of the name and it's the easiest option based on what they hear if they don't look into things too closely. You can buy a lot of products directly from Amazon or Alibaba for a fraction of the cost that larger brands charge because those other brands are more prominent and in your face in everyday life.
Because they can, just like everything with the Predator name on it.
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
Predator knows what sells. They could name their brand gazelles, but it probably wouldn't sell as well.
My favorite Bert Kinister quote:
Demonstrate funding. Attempt to steal.