Cuetec 13 Pool
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 NEW Cuetec Edge R360 Cue 13 698 billiard pool stick Joint protectors Save $$$  US $179.00
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 New Cuetec Cue Starlight Black Custom Billiard Pool Stick SST Shaft 13 99263 US $119.00
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 Cuetec 13 025 Limited Edition Black X FACTOR Pool Billiard Cue Stick FREE CASE US $64.99
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 Cuetec 13 025 Limited Edition Pink X FACTOR Pool Billiard Cue Stick FREE CASE US $64.99
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 Cuetec 13 730 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Diamonds CASE US $175.99
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 New Cuetec R 360 Pool Cue 13 671 Inlay Series Cue with joint caps US $184.95
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 Cuetec 13 692 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Maple FREE CASE US $175.95
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 Cuetec 13 691 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Brown FREE CASE US $175.95
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 Cuetec 13 99345 Limited Edition Red FLAMING X Pool Billiard Cue Stick FREE CASE US $79.99
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 New Cuetec Denali Gray Stain Fiberglass Cue Silver Diamond Design 13 99425 Pool US $136.00
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 New Cuetec 13 671 R360 Shaft Maple Cue w Diamond Imperial Pool Stick Case US $240.00
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 CueTec Pool Cue in Black with Spindle Design 13 675 US $240.00
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 Cuetec 13 735 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Crown Points CASE US $239.99
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 Cuetec 13 734 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Diamonds CASE US $239.99
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 Cuetec 13 733 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Points CASE US $239.99
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 Cuetec 13 732 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Sword Points CASE US $239.99
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 Cuetec 13 731 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Box Points CASE US $175.99
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 Cuetec 13 99345 Limited Edition Blue FLAMING X Pool Billiard Cue Stick FREE CASE US $79.99
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 Cuetec 13 99345 Limited Edition Black FLAMING X Pool Billiard Cue Stick CASE US $79.99
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 Cuetec 13 99388 Limited Edition Blue SABRE Pool Billiard Cue Stick FREE CASE US $79.99
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 Cuetec 13 99388 Limited Edition Black SABRE Pool Billiard Cue Stick FREE CASE US $79.99
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 Cuetec 13 99388 Limited Edition Red SABRE Pool Billiard Cue Stick FREE CASE US $79.99
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 New Cuetec R 360 Edge Series Pool Cue 13 691 with Joint Caps Antique Stain US $159.95
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 Cuetec 13 051 Starship Silver with Joint Protector Pool Cue US $52.95
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 Cuetec 13 051 Starship Pink with Joint Protector Pool Cue US $52.95
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 Cuetec 13 051 Starship Blue with Joint Protector Pool Cue US $52.95
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 Cuetec 13 051 Starship Red with Joint Protector Pool Cue US $52.95
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 Cuetec 13 051 Starship Black with Joint Protector Pool Cue US $52.95
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 Cuetec 13 698 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Diamonds CASE US $191.99
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 Cuetec 13 697 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Diamonds CASE US $191.99
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 New Cuetec SST Black w Maple Wood Grip w Black Lines 13 724 Stick Pool Cue US $110.40
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 Cuetec R 360 Inlay Series 13 678 Pool Cue Cuetec Logo Joint Caps US $229.95
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 New Cuetec 99455 Natural Series Billiard Pool Cue Stick Soft Case US $169.95
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 New Cuetec R360 13 672 Inlay Billiard Pool Cue Stick Soft Case US $239.95
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 New Cuetec 13 692 R 360 Edge Series Pool Cue Natural Maple with joint caps US $159.95
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 Cuetec R 360 Inlay Series 13 735 PU Sport Grip Pool Cue Cuetec Logo Jt Caps US $236.00
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 Cuetec 13 99396 R360 Fisher Pool Billiard Cue Stick Tip Tool Hard Case Glove US $219.00
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 Cuetec 13 99395 R360 Pool 19oz Billiard Cue Stick Tip Tool Hard Case Glove US $219.00
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 Cuetec 13 693 R360 Pool Billiard Cue Black FREE CASE US $175.95
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 Cuetec 13 693 R360 Pool Billiard Cue PINK FREE CASE US $175.95
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Did Allison Fisher really use a cheap $140 pool stick to win all those championships?
Allison Fisher is probably the best women's pool player ever. It says on her website that she used a stock SST pool shaft for 13 years and a stock Cuetec pool cue (modified only 2 inches), but no other modifications.
Do you believe this?
http://www.allisonfisher.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=55&Itemid=52
Literally hundreds of people have said they've seen her playing with a wooden shaft in tournaments. She is paid to play with an SST shaft, of course she's going to say that's what she uses no matter what. I don't really care what she uses, but I would take what she says with a grain of salt and form your own opinion if it's important to you.
Most professional players do NOT use completely off-the-rack, stock cues, especially if they have sponsors. They may make minor changes like just the tip, or the ferrule. They may sand down the shaft or have it turned down on a lathe. Or they may have a custom shaft built (like it is rumored Fisher has done) or a completely custom cue and have their sponsor put a logo on it. The only exceptions to this rule are the newer, high-tech cues like Predator. Altering some of these cues can hinder the integrity of the shaft.
The whole "the cue doesn't matter" line is a complete crock. Of course a great player can play a great game with a cheap cue. But that doesn't mean they'll be playing their BEST game, which is what they want in tournaments. The cost of the cue isn't always what matters, it's more about having a cue that's consistent and that you are familiar and comfortable with. Many players spend years tweaking their cues to their tastes, then when it's time for a replacement, they HAVE to customize whatever new cues they get to replicate the feel and playability of their old cues.
The whole "broomstick argument" is one of the misinformed. That's in reference to an old hustle great players would use to fleece the unwitting. The rule of the hustle is to play just well enough to beat your opponent and take all his money, not to put your best game on the table. Ask any hustler if they'd take that trick to the US Open and they'd laugh at you.
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