Lucasi Billiards Pool Cue
Lucasi Billiards Pool Cue
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 Lucasi L EWR Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit  US $252.79
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 Lucasi L EX5 Birdseye Bacote Cocobolo Rings Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $252.79
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 Lucasi L E7 Blue Birdseye Diamond Inlays Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $199.99
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 Lucasi L E10 Birdseye Maple Diamond Inlays Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $199.99
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 Lucasi L ER Rosewood Maple Points Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $187.99
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 Lucasi L D2 Nat Stain Birdseye White Diamond Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $183.99
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 Lucasi L D1 Dark Stain Birdseye White Diamond Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $183.99
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 Lucasi L D7 Black w Pink Stone Rings Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $172.79
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 Lucasi L D6 Mystic Black w Cocobolo Rings Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $172.79
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 Lucasi L D5 Mystic Black w Turquoise Rings Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $172.79
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 Lucasi L 2000SP Birdseye 4 Point Sneaky Pete Pool Billiards Cue Stick FREE CASE US $159.99
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 Lucasi L P35 Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit US $287.99
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 Lucasi L EX5 Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit US $252.79
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 Lucasi L EW20 Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit US $259.99
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 Lucasi L E29 Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit US $276.79
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 Lucasi L P30 Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit US $287.99
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 Lucasi Lady L L30 Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit US $284.79
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 Lucasi L E9 Billiards Walnut Ebony Pearl Pool Cue US $199.99
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 Lucasi L E7 Billiards Blue Ebony Pool Cue US $199.99
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 Lucasi L E66 Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit US $343.99
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 Lucasi L E18 Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit US $255.99
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 Lucasi L D1 Billiards Legacy Crimson Pool Cue US $183.99
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 Lucasi L 2000SP Billiards Sneaky Pete Pool Cue US $159.99
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 Lucasi L EL Billiards Ebony Cocobola Wood Pool Cue US $163.99
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 Lucasi L D6 Billiards Limited Black Cocobolo Pool Cue US $172.99
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 Lucasi L 2008 Billiards Pool Cue Case Acc Kit US $284.99
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 Lucasi L D5 Billiards Limited Black Turquoise Pool Cue US $172.99
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 Lucasi LCSP Billiards Sneaky Pete Pool Cue Free 2x2cs US $263.99
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 Lucasi LCB8 Billiards Emerald Green Pool Cue US $156.79
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 Lucasi LCB7 Billiards Curly Maple Pool Cue US $156.79
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 Lucasi LCB6 Billiards Cobalt Blue Pool Cue US $156.79
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 Lucasi LCB5 Billiards Midnight Black Pool Cue US $156.79
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 Lucasi L E10 Billiards Black Walnut Pool Cue US $199.99
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 Lucasi LC60 Billiards Cocobolo Pool Cue Free 2x2cs US $308.79
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 Lucasi LC30 Billiards Curly Maple Pool Cue Free 2x2cs US $276.79
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 Lucasi L D7 Billiards Black Pink Pool Cue US $172.79
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 Lucasi L D8 Billiards Legacy Ebony Pool Cue US $212.79
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 New Custom Sneaky Pete L 2000SP Lucasi Pool Cue Billiards Stick $200 Retail US $159.99
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 L E29 Lucasi Pool Cue Custom Billiards Stick Brand New Que Shaft 18 19 20 21 oz US $276.99
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 New Custom L 2000JB1 Lucasi Pool Cue Billiards Stick Jump Break 3 Piece $270MSRP US $189.99
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What are your experiences with pool cues?
I am in the market for a billiard cue to use for local level competition. I have a fiberglass Xcaliber that I bought about 10 years ago. After a hiatus for back surgery, I am back in the game but I want a really good cue that I will shoot with for many years to come. I am looking at McDermott, Viking, Lucasi or, on the off chance a Meucci. What tips do you recommend? What is Moori....etc. Thanks in advance.
Quality wise, McDermott and Viking are pretty much the same. Both even have warranties against warpage, which is nice in that price range. I personally prefer the feel of McDermott between the two, but to each his own.
The only Lucasi I ever had much experience with wasn't put together particularly well, and didn't have a hit I liked. It may have just been that one, but it was enough to sour me on the brand.
Meucci has had quite a reputation as having gone down in quality over the last 10 years or so. Take it for what it's worth, but this is from the mouth of professional cuemakers I know, not just players. Plus, just about everything that comes out of Bob Meucci's mouth is hogwash. Somehow he rigged his machine and/or data that he uses to proclaim his shafts are the best, despite the fact that pretty much everyone else who has tested his cues totally contradicts him. That alone is enough for me to never even consider a Meucci.
I would also consider Joss in that type of price range. I'd put them a notch about Viking and McDermott in quality, but they are a bit more expensive.
If you're serious about keep your cue for a very long time, I'd suggest you consider upping your budget a bit and looking into custom cues. There are a lot of great cuemakers out there, and you can probably find something in the $300-400 range that will last practically a lifetime, will be unique and of much higher quality than just about any off the rack cue out there. If you're having a hard time finding something, email me and I'll try and point you in the right direction.
I don't know why Loriann would recommend LePro tips. They are inferior to just about any name brand tip out there. They put then on everything because they're cheap. I know If you want a one piece leather tip, Sumo is 100 times better than LePro.
Moori is a great tip, but the most expensive one out there. If you don't mind spending the money, you'll probably like them, but there are other layered tips that are much cheaper and are as good, or nearly as good as Moori. I use Hercules tips and they work very well and last forever.
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