Check out this Predator Sport cue case.  It is designed to hold 2 butts and 4 shafts.  It is a really sleek and modern styled pool cue case.   It is made from black and yellow synthetic material.  It has 2 pockets with enough room to store your favorite Predator jump cue.  The retail price on this Predator case is $199.   Here are some more specifics about the Predator sport cue case.

• Black handle accented with eye-catching yellow stripes
• Custom-fit Predator Air Jump Cue sleeves in bottom pocket
• Molded back pockets hold all the other pool necessities
• Padded shoulder strap centered for easy carrying
• With honeycomb construction - the 3rd Generation Black 2x4 is 31% lighter than the previous model
• Case weighs 4.5 lbs (2.05 kilos)

This case features two pockets to store all your billiard supplies. The top pocket is 4" x 9" with a depth of 1.25". The bottom pocket is 4" x 12" with a depth of 1.25".

I have no hesitation endorsing the Predator line of products.

You can get more info and pricing about the Predator Sport Cues and cases, below.
Check out the auction listings the Predator Sport Cue and for new and used Predator cues, shafts and cases on the right side of this page.

Predator Sport Cue Case - 2 Butt 4 Shaft

• Holds 2 Butts and 4 Shafts
• Black handle accented with eye-catching yellow stripes
• Custom-fit Predator Air Jump Cue sleeves in bottom pocket
• Molded back pockets hold all the other pool necessities

The Predator Sport Cue Case is the next generation of cue cases with a modern design and top quality features only found on products carrying the Predator logo.& This Predator Sport Cue case highlights include: Holds 2 Butts and 4 Shafts Black handle accented with eye-catching yellow stripes Custom-fit Predator Air Jump Cue sleeves in bottom pocket Molded back pockets hold all the other pool necessities Padded shoulder strap centered for easy carrying Case weighs 6.8 lbs

Price: $ 169.15

What do you think of this cue?

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: The Predator Sport Cue Case

Here is a quick video I found from a, happy, long-time Schon Cue owner. I'm don't know the owner, but I can tell you we are the same age and we bought our Schon Cues at about the same time. He bought his in 1989. I bought a Schon cue around 1990 from Ed Matushoneck up around Wilkes-Barre, PA. I really liked how that cue played and it was a beautiful cue, too. Hmmm....why did I sell it?? I can't remember. Anyhow, check out his review. Also, I like the GTF case. They are GREAT cases.

You can check out great deals on Schon cues and GTF cases on the right side of the page...as usual.

Let me know what you think of Schon cues or GTF cases.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Schon Cue Video Review: SP-62