Yes, snooker cues are usually a couple of inches longer, they are usually lighter in weight, and they usually have slender shafts with small diameter itps.
MonGohSuayGoh on September 12, 2011 at 9:53 pm
is there a difference between pool cues and snooker cues?
RLongAZ51 on September 12, 2011 at 10:46 pm
Well, thank you! I am sure that not everyone would agree with you, but compliments are always appreciated. Thanks again.
kellaway on September 12, 2011 at 11:04 pm
I subscribed! Your a great smooth player and i enjoy watching your videos. I learn every video!
guitarbandit7498 on September 12, 2011 at 11:24 pm
I’m not so sure I agree with you on specs. I have 2 Meuccis, both with 12.75mm tips, a Stealth that is 13mm, and a Steve Mizerak cue that is closer to 14mm. They come in different sizes. And some companies, ie Meucci, though they are a production company now, still make cues custom to order. You pick out one of their designs and specs can be made to fit your needs.
RLongAZ51 on September 13, 2011 at 12:08 am
I haven’t seen any of those. I don’t think they are in the U.S. yet. Is there a definite purpose for having unequal lenghts? My first thought is, wouldn’t you also have to buy a special case to carry it in?
cartera70 on September 13, 2011 at 12:38 am
Love your videos RLong. What is your opinion on 3/4 cues? I am soon to buy a new cue and the trend here in Australia is to buy the two-piece cues, but not the ones where each piece is equal length, but rather the ones where the butt is detachable from the other 3/4 length of the cue.
Yes, snooker cues are usually a couple of inches longer, they are usually lighter in weight, and they usually have slender shafts with small diameter itps.
is there a difference between pool cues and snooker cues?
Well, thank you! I am sure that not everyone would agree with you, but compliments are always appreciated. Thanks again.
I subscribed! Your a great smooth player and i enjoy watching your videos. I learn every video!
I’m not so sure I agree with you on specs. I have 2 Meuccis, both with 12.75mm tips, a Stealth that is 13mm, and a Steve Mizerak cue that is closer to 14mm. They come in different sizes. And some companies, ie Meucci, though they are a production company now, still make cues custom to order. You pick out one of their designs and specs can be made to fit your needs.
I haven’t seen any of those. I don’t think they are in the U.S. yet. Is there a definite purpose for having unequal lenghts? My first thought is, wouldn’t you also have to buy a special case to carry it in?
Love your videos RLong. What is your opinion on 3/4 cues? I am soon to buy a new cue and the trend here in Australia is to buy the two-piece cues, but not the ones where each piece is equal length, but rather the ones where the butt is detachable from the other 3/4 length of the cue.