http://www.cues.9baller.com/cuetec-cues-buyers-guide/ Research before you buy Tue, 07 Feb 2012 03:47:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.cues.9baller.com/cuetec-cues-buyers-guide/#comment-736 Skippy Thu, 12 Jan 2012 04:14:39 +0000 http://www.cues.9baller.com/?p=177#comment-736 Mike...That's interesting. I need to find one of those R360 cues so I can try it out. I'm really curious to find out how it really hits. I think every cue should (especially custom cues) should come with an optional extension. What a great innovation. Cheers, Skippy Mike…That’s interesting. I need to find one of those R360 cues so I can try it out. I’m really curious to find out how it really hits. I think every cue should (especially custom cues) should come with an optional extension. What a great innovation.
Cheers,
Skippy

]]> http://www.cues.9baller.com/cuetec-cues-buyers-guide/#comment-724 Mike Vinson Mon, 02 Jan 2012 02:34:26 +0000 http://www.cues.9baller.com/?p=177#comment-724 Hey Skippy, prior (and presently used in conjunction with) to getting my Dale Perry, I purchased a Cuetec Thunderbolt. This cue only cost me $210.00 and came with 2 screw on extensions. It employs Cuetec's graphite core laminated with 4 pieces of hard rock maple. This stick hits like a sledgehammer with virtually no deflection! Great cue if you can still find one ( the R360 series seems to have replaced it in Cuetec's lineup)...Mike Hey Skippy, prior (and presently used in conjunction with) to getting my Dale Perry, I purchased a Cuetec Thunderbolt. This cue only cost me $210.00 and came with 2 screw on extensions. It employs Cuetec’s graphite core laminated with 4 pieces of hard rock maple. This stick hits like a sledgehammer with virtually no deflection! Great cue if you can still find one ( the R360 series seems to have replaced it in Cuetec’s lineup)…Mike

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