Wrapless pool cues

I like the looks of no wrap as well as not periodically having it re-wrapped.
 

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Got a leather wrap on the Becue - first wrap of any kind for me. I like it. The McDermott 50th that came last week has a linen wrap - had no idea what to expect. It’s very well done and the slickest of all my cues but I like the feel. Wrapless, wrapped (now I have a couple), I can’t say I notice once I’ve started hitting shots.
 
I originally liked linen the most but now I prefer leather. I had a custom wrapless cue for a bit but it just didn't feel "right" and I can't explain why. I'll grab another one soon enough to try again.
 
Possibly another reason maybe for older folks myself included we've grown up seeing the legends of pool on TV playing with a custom pool cue with a wrap of whatever persuasion and wanted something similar . I blame ABC 's wide world of sports for that as they covered a wide variety of sporting events including pool !
That and we didn't have YouTube and all the other outlets to watch or internet period for that matter and when we went to the bowling alley or bar with our parents all they had was unwrapped bar cues , so a cue with a wrap even if it was just nylon thread was considered as special to some people ?
Just some random thoughts to consider .
 
I liked a cue with a wrap when I was younger since it looked premium and different from the typical cues we have. nowadays, I prefer a wrapless one since I like how it feels and look. as far as playability, it doesn't make a difference for me.
 
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