cue

[artpfla]

hello,
60yr old ,retiring in june,,havent played for anumber of yrs,,looking for a decent cue,,no exotic woods,expensive inlays,,etc..leaning towards a joss cue,,,just a decent quality stick is what I want,,,any replies appreciated...want to keep price around $200
thank you in advance

[Carlton31698]

For 200 bucks look at Joss, McDermott, Viking, Mail, all are good quality American made cues. Try out as many as you can before you decide.

[ChrisW]

I got a decent Joss on ebay for $200.
Shot with it for a few years now!

Chris

[wolfsburg2]

viking has a good bang for the buck rep.

[cycopath]

I also got my Joss off of eBay. Paid $150 bucks for it and had a local cuemaker make me a shaft to my specifications for $65. Now I have a great playing cue for just over $200.

[Irish]

If you get a joss then try to find one without the steel joint, they hit alot better.

[cycopath]

<blockquote><font class="small">Quote Irish:</font><hr> If you get a joss then try to find one without the steel joint, they hit alot better. <hr /></blockquote>I had a kid pawn a Joss Sneaky Pete in ebony to me the other day. I wouldn't mind trying it out just for that reason, the wood to wood joint.

[artpfla]

thank you all /ccboard/images/graemlins/cool.gif

[pooldaddy9]

Cuetec is also a very good stick for the money. You can look at some at www.cuetec.net (http://www.cuetec.net) and they will tell you the dealer nearest you. Also, they are on E-Bay

[bell]

Congratulations on your retirement. What area do you live in?

[artpfla]

ordered a joss cue,,from company,,florida beware haaaaaaaaaaa,,tks for all your responses

[UWPoolGod]

Go gettem' Tiger...Happy hunting