Poison pool cues?

Question

Ok so i know that poison pool cues are a division of predator cues and i was wonderin if anyone has hit a poison and if they feel like a predator

i dont want to spend alot of $$ on a pool cue and poison retailers are really hard to find. there are none where i live. Cinci. but im pretty sure i can find a predator retailer and i wanted to no if they felt similar before i made a decision

Answer 1

DanO ......

AGAIN ------  "This is a recording!!!" : Judge for yourself!

Whatever the manufacturer or brand name is of this cue you've been asking about ........YOU are going to have to go out and feel the cue,  YOURSELF. As I explained to you in great depth in your prior (and similar) question ........ It's NOT about the name brand that is important when choosing a cue. It's about how it feels and 'plays' to YOUR standards. A name brand cue (or ANY cue) is NOT going to shoot itself! You are the shooter. The stick, is just a stick.

Again ----test drive this cue, and several others, before you buy. Pay no attention to names. Look for quality, durability, and construction.

"Book 'em, Dan-O!" (couldn't resist. Your name makes me think of Hawaii Five-O)

Good luck.

LA

Answer 2

your trying to kill your opponent with poisen???

Answer 3

Loriann is right about testing it and finding what feels right to you.  I'm pretty sure though that Poison cues are made in China for Predator.  Just another of the many companies that sell their soul for cheap labor.

Answer 4

Loriann is right on here. Buying a cue is a really personal thing. What works well for one person may not suit the next person at all. You wouldn't walk onto a car lot and say i'll take that one because it's a chevy and i heard that they're really good cars for the money. Ya gotta try it before ya buy it , bottom line. I gotta friend that used to carry around an old 1 piece brunswick cue that was cracked and slightly warped , he even wrapped black electrical tape around the crack cause he thought it looked cool ...Yeah i know........but the fact was he ran a lot of racks with that cue and nothing else felt right to him. I thought he was gonna cry when it finally broke in two and he had to use something else. Go out and try a bunch of cues in your price range and pick the one that works best for you.