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 2X2 Hard Tubed Billiard Pool Cue Stick Carry Case Red Black  US $27.45
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 POOL STICK CUE CASE W STRAP POUCH BURGANDY NIB US $15.75
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 BILLARD CUE CASE Light Blue by Halex US $6.00
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 1X2 Hard Tubed Pool Cue Stick Billiard Case Black 1 X 2 US $17.95
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 2 X 4 Hard Tubed Pool Cue Stick Case Black W Gold Embroidery 2x4 Billiards US $59.95
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 New Pink Varner Pool Cue w Matching case US $105.00
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 1X1 Hard Pool Cue Stick Carry Case Red Billiard 1 x 1 W Pouch and Strap US $8.45
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 3X6 Hard Tubed Pool Cue Stick Carry Case Grey Billiard 3 x 6 We Combine Shipping US $39.95
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 Halex Exotic Print Pool Cue Tube Carry Case Bergundy Reptile Pattern US $18.00
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 2X2 Hard Tubed Pool Cue Stick Carry Case Billiard 2 x 2 Black US $27.45
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 Imperial pool cue case hard case US $5.98
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 1X1 Hard Pool Cue Stick Case Grey Billiards 1 x 1 W Pocket and Carrying Strap US $8.45
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 3X6 Hard Tubed Pool Cue Stick Carry Case Red Billiard 3 x 6 US $39.95
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 Nice Used Hard Cue Case for Two Pool Cues US $50.99
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 1x1 Hard Pool Cue Case Black US $5.00
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 3X6 Hard Tubed Pool Cue Billiard Stick Carrying Case Brown 3 x 6 US $39.95
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 Budweiser Bowtie Softside Cue Case US $10.00
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 Doctor Cheng New 2x2 WILD Billiards Pool Cue Case 2B2S WH US $8.50
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 Doctor Cheng New 2x2 WILD Billiards Pool Cue Case 2B2S PK US $.99
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 60 ONE PIECE STYLE ALUMINIUM SNOOKER POOL CUE CASE HOLDS TWO CUES US $5.07
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 1X1 Hard Pool Cue Billiard Stick Carrying Case Pink 1 x 1 US $8.45
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 Billiard cue case 2x4 Aska C24A bestseller US $25.20
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 2x4 Brown Pool Cue Case Aska C24A06 Premium US $10.50
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 hand made 2x2 pool cue soft case US $85.00
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 hand made 2x3 pool cue soft case US $75.00
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 SportCraft Cue Case 1x1 US $25.00
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 Predator Blak Cue Case 2x4 US $100.00
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 Deluxe Padded cue Case by Mizerak NEW US $7.99
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 NEW UNOPENED QUEST SPORT SOFT CUE CASE LOW STARTING BID NO RESERVE US $.99
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 MIZERAK Deluxe Padded Cue Case Billiard Accessories NEW US $9.99
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 Viking Billiards 3x6 Pool Cue Case w Storage Holds 3 Cue 6 Shafts Super Nice NR US $52.00
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 New Halex Billiard Cue Case Oval shaped case w felt lining Red US $7.00
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 New Halex Billiard Cue Case Oval shaped case w felt lining Blue US $7.00
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 OVAL BLACK LEATHER POOL CUE CASE with ZIPPERED CLOSE TOP ZIPPERED POCKET US $9.99
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 Sportcraft pool cue case US $8.00
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 Previously Owned Pechauer Pool Cue Case Hard 3x6nice shape US $60.00
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 BILLIARD GREEN CANVAS SOFT CUE CASE W SHOLDER STRAP NEW US $9.99
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 JOSS CUE 19 1 4oz ACTION GENUINE LEATHER 2×4 CUE CASE US $216.50
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 Viper Q Vault pool cue pro series with case US $30.00
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 NICE POOL CUE HARD CASE WITH CARRYING STRAP AND POUCH US $5.50
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Why Should I Buy My Own Pool Cues?
If you're serious about pool and want to play your best, it's important that you buy your own billiard cues. Whether you have a table at home and need a complete set or just want to buy your own to take to the pool hall, you need to know how to pick a quality pool cue so you can get your money's worth. Any real pool player will know how terrible the house cues can be at a local bar, bowling alley, or pool hall. They are sweaty, worn-down, out of shape, and may not have even been good quality cues in the first place. You never know what kinds of material you are going to find with standard issue house cues. It's so much better to just bring your own. Then you know exactly what you are playing with, and you can be sure to be comfortable and feel at the top of your game no matter where you play.
Be prepared to spend at least a hundred dollars or more on a nice cue. Although you can buy a cue all in one piece, it's kind of a pain to transport and is more likely to be damaged. It's a much smarter idea to buy a two-piece cue that screws together. It's important to invest in a solid case to protect your cue in transport. The most common type of case is the hinged box-style case that you often see in movies and on TV. A lot of players get this kind of case for just that reason. It is the "coolest" style of case. But there are other options too, including a tubular pool cue case that is more compact.
The cue you buy should be constructed from wood, not aluminum. Aluminum is a pretty weak material that bends and warps easily, especially when temperature fluctuates. There are a variety of woods that can be used, all of which are mostly a matter of personal preference. It might be a good idea to buy a cue with a fiberglass shell for extra protection against warping and damage.
One great thing about buying your own cue is that it gives you the opportunity to get a cue that expresses your personality. Any style and design you could possibly want is available at a billiards specialty store or online. There are a variety of colors and finishes available. There are many reasons to buy your own pool cues. If you really love the game, then it's a natural choice to get your own cue. Try out a variety of cues in different weights and lengths to see how they "fit" you and take your time.
Whichever one you pick, it should come with a money back guarantee against warping or similar damage. Don't ever trust the fate of an important game to the rickety house pool cue again. Invest in your own cue and take good care of it. Your passion for the game will show, you'll be a better player, and people will envy you for your confidence and commitment.
About the Author
Paul Travis has been giving advice on the sport of billiards for years now, everything from what to look for in a new
pool cue
to what type of
pool table lights
you should get for your game room.
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