The Fury TP10 Cue - Entry Level Elegance

The Fury TP10 Pool Cue

Fury TP10 Cue

"Entry Level Elegance", that's what I like to call this Fury Cue.  This cue is a great example of the fine product that Fury Cues is producing these days.  I think their newest line-up of cues is a big step-up in design and function, compared to their cues from just a few years ago.

I picked this particular cue to share with you, because I think that it brings a nice level of class for a cue that has an MSRP of only $395 and you can buy a Fury TP10 Cue at my cue store for only $316. (with Free Shipping ).

I think the wrapless design with the combination of white, rengas wood and ring-work gives it a really high-end look.  The cue has some unique point inlays that are mirror images of rengas and black/white veneers.  This Fury Cue features a white phenolic joint with a radial pin, which produces a great hitting cue.  Fury has done a great job of selecting great hard rock Canadian Maple for the shafts of their TP Model cues.  The Fury TP series has 12.75mm Tiger Everest Tips and come with a set of joint protectors.

Bottom-line...I think that, for the money, this is as good of a cue that you'll find in the production cue market for around $300.  That is why I'm carrying this cue in my new cue store.  Check it out and let me know what you think.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Check Out The Fury TP10 Cue From Fury Cues

I saw this Tiger cue and really liked it, so I thought I would share it with you.   It is called "Cocobolo".  I love the simplicity of the cue.  I like the "classic" color combo in the 4 point veneers (black, red, orange & natural), along with the cocobolo wood and birdseye maple forearm.

The thing that I like most about this cue is the "stack" wrap.  This is a type of wrap that Tiger installs that uses two different types/colors of leather.  It gives it a unique look.  I'd be interested to know what the wrap "feels" like in your hand.

Anyone out there who knows, please comment.

At just over 0 from PoolDawg.com , the Cocobolo cue isn't a bad deal.   Especially, considering the cue comes with the Tiger X-Shaft Ultra, which is a great shaft that is getting a lot of good press and developing a loyal following.  Also, the shaft has a unique "Tiger ferrule" and a laminated Sniper cue tip.

Let me know what you think of this cue.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Tiger Cue: The Cocobolo Cue