Find the perfect snooker cue for your next big game

Apr 20
10:02

2012

Robert Hecht

Robert Hecht

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With so many snooker cues to choose from it can be hard to know which one to go for. Discover the ideal snooker cue to optimise your game.

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With the world snooker championships just around the corner,Find the perfect snooker cue for your next big game  Articles more and more people are joining teams all over the country to take part in this exciting sport. Joining a snooker team is a great way to meet new people and have some fun with many weekly tournaments and friendly matches taking place all over your area.

In order to be a successful snooker player you need to ensure you have the right cue. There are a wide variety of cues on the market, which come in many different styles, weights and sizes. Lightweight snooker cues are a good place to start as they give players flexibility and are suitable for almost any type of shot. Many intermediate and advanced snooker players prefer heavier cues as the weight gives them control and stability when taking shots.

Snooker cues are made with many different types of materials, the most popular being ash and maple wood. These are both strong, high quality types of wood, which give the player greater balance when taking a shot. The cue tip is the most important part of the snooker cue and comes in many different sizes. Many professional players select a thin cue tip with a diameter of around 9mm. Smaller cue tips are suitable for a wide range of shots, giving the player flexibility and control over the ball at all times.

As you start to become a more experienced snooker player, you can begin to invest in snooker cues that are designed for specific shots, such as jump and break cues. You can also jazz up your snooker cue and personalise it with your name and team name or purchase a cue that has be signed by a professional snooker player. Many players often lose their cues in busy snooker clubs; personalising your cue will reduce the chances of someone mistaking your cue for their own.

Once you have found your ideal snooker cue, you will need a good quality case. Aluminium cases are the most popular as they are lightweight and sturdy, meaning there is less chance of them becoming damaged. However, you can also purchase smart leather cue cases in a range of different colours for a stylish look when travelling to tournaments. Soft cue cases are the most compact and are ideal for neatly storing your cue in the home.

Purchase your snooker cue and case today for successful tournaments and endless fun.