Pool Cues for the casual player?

I'm looking to get a cue. I'm a casual player and I'm looking at spending up to $120. Any suggestions?

[Tom_In_Cincy]

Cuetec cues are very good for that price.

get a viking cue. you can get a good deal at seyberts.com here's a good price for you http://seyberts.com/viking/vm/31-40.htm plus they have top notch customer service.

[Cueless Joey]

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote: Anonymous:</font><hr> get a viking cue. you can get a good deal at seyberts.com here's a good price for you <a target="_blank" href=http://seyberts.com/viking/vm/31-40.htm>http://seyberts.com/viking/vm/31-40.htm</a> plus they have top notch customer service. <hr></blockquote>
I agree. Get a Viking.

[Wally_in_Cincy]

[Kato]

I've preferred Mali's for a while over the other inexpensive cues.

Kato

I think it was in May I bought a Lucasi L2008 for around your price. I noticed the final bid prices were a bit higher in June. I was without a computer for about 6 weeks and haven't looked at Ebay since the end of June. But if you have patience you could probably pick up a Lucasi which sells for from about $225 to $300 for about $120. But you will have to add about $15 for shipping and insurance. My L2008 listed for $290 at the known internet stores. I think I paid about $130 including shipping &amp; insurance. There are currently 1023 cue stick listings at this link.

http://listings.aol.ebay.com/aw/plistings/list/all/category21212/index.html

[Voodoo Daddy]

Casual play? I always like to shot casually with a Szamboti...seem to hit the ball better while in casual mode. Oh . you mean THAT kind of casual!! Cant get hurt with Lucasi for the money, either that or a Southwest...ask C.C.!!!!

[Sid_Vicious]

Yep Lucasi and Cuetec are probably your best bet in that price range. You can check out some very competitive prices here on the Lucasi's http://www.proficientbilliards.com/store/Production_Cues/lucasi.htm