Zylr Cues Any Thoughts???/?

greeneyes_ocean

greeneyes_ocean

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Dear AZers,
I have tried lots of cues but Zylr, I'd appreciate if you share some thoughts about them.
I personally like the pure crisp wood sound and the feel of hit in the back hand.

My Viguera cue,and all the dpk cues I owned had that crisp sound when ball is hit.

Thank you so much for your time.

And also how come the Zylr does not make fancy cues?

Vass
 
I never own one. But I like the way the cue is constructed, more of a player cue. It should play solid.
 
greeneyes_ocean said:
Dear AZers,
I have tried lots of cues but Zylr, I'd appreciate if you share some thoughts about them.
I personally like the pure crisp wood sound and the feel of hit in the back hand.

My Viguera cue,and all the dpk cues I owned had that crisp sound when ball is hit.

Thank you so much for your time.

And also how come the Zylr does not make fancy cues?

Vass
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I currently play with a Zylr and I love it. I own two the one I play with is an olivewood with a curly maple handle, I just got my second one two weeks ago its a cocobolo with a leather wrap, both have buckhorn joints and 3/8 x 11 pin. As far as playability they are great. And to answer your question, I read from the bluebook that he believes inlays and other such designs take away from the playability of a cue which is why he only makes plain janes. The only design he will do is a fancy ring above the butt cap.
 
greeneyes_ocean said:
Dear AZers,
I have tried lots of cues but Zylr, I'd appreciate if you share some thoughts about them.
I personally like the pure crisp wood sound and the feel of hit in the back hand.

My Viguera cue,and all the dpk cues I owned had that crisp sound when ball is hit.

Thank you so much for your time.

And also how come the Zylr does not make fancy cues?

Vass
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Try a Chuck Starkey cue if you like a crisp wood sound and hit. You simply won't believe it. Do a search for Starkey and see what Jay Helfert and others have posted. Starkey cues are probably the best bargin in the cue industry.
 
JimS said:
Try a Chuck Starkey cue if you like a crisp wood sound and hit. You simply won't believe it. Do a search for Starkey and see what Jay Helfert and others have posted. Starkey cues are probably the best bargin in the cue industry.
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Starkey's are sweet. In my opinion you should get one of the ones that is an effort to tighten up though, as those are the ones I have played with that play best.
 
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