Pool Cues
The best pool player is lost without his or her pool cue. There are many types of pool cues that are out there, and you will get what you pay for when it comes to quality cue sticks. We offer you many favorite brands of cue sticks frmo Predator, Viking, Meuccia, Falcon, along with many other types of quality pool cues. You cannot go into a billiards tournement and expect to win with a house cue, get the most out of your skill with a high quality cue stick to improve your shot making consistency.
A Quick Guide To Cue Sticks
Cue sticks can be a challenging subject when it comes to deciding which one you are going to purchase. Your pool cue is a huge part of your game and should not be underestimated.
It really makes me crazy when I forget my cue on pool league night and have to shoot with one of my team mates cues, or even worse a house cue. Don’t get me wrong they all have good cue sticks. Shooting with pool table cues other than your own can affect your game dramatically.
I myself am shooting with a Viking cuestilck. Before that I was using A KC Customized Cue which was altered by our local cue maker. I now use the KC as a break cue. I shot with a Meucci for about 17 years before that. My Meucci is now only for bragging rights and style.
A couple of my team mates have predator cues or at least they have a predator shaft on their pool cues. These cues are extremely sensitive to the way the ball spins, and it takes practice to get the full feel of them to use them to their full potential. When trying to step up cold and shoot with one of these my cue ball control is a little unpredictable, seeing I am not as used to them as some of my buddies are.
So I am not arguing that predator cues work excellent when you are used to them. I can say this because my buddies who own them run racks on a regular basis. This is the same as me running many racks with my own personal cue. I am sure that if I bought a predator and practiced with it for many hours a day, I would run out quite a bit with it as well.