By Schon-PoolCues.com

This question can be a hard question to answer. Which custom cue maker are the best? Since there’s many of them sell the best cue products. Whit every specialize in every custom cues that they create, every custom cue maker try to fulfill their destiny to satisfied player that chose one of their custom cues.

If we ask people that came from Southern Colorado, they would stand to say Kikel is the best custom pool cue made by local player Dave Kikel. And if we search online for Kikle custom cues, there’s an article that wrote about this Kikel cues.

But it’s hard to judge one custom pool cue as “the best” from a several article online. On Google our favorite search engines if we search about custom pool cues or cue stick, we will faced up with many different custom cue makers. That’s the problem, with all of these choice how can we pick the best? Actually one is for sure, great choice depend on the individual.

There is some player that owned over half dozen custom pool cues from separate cue makers. From the dozen available options that they have, almost all they like to use it, and have been a few that they don’t like to play with it.

Comparing to them, a favorable custom cue which specifies 58 inches long and from 18 to 20 ounce in weight. Solid shaft that will make solid hit its about 13 MM in size. You can really spin the ball with a skinny shaft like that and came to like shooting with the smaller shaft.

Still it can’t directly answer out big question above. Perhaps if we trying to find out who makes the best custom pool cue, why not to start trying out various cues for the one that you like best. We will find many things out in our testing and help us to decide on what works best.

Learning and feeling from experience that we gain from using several cues are best solution to fulfill our hungriness for best custom cue.

Or… why not drop here a line or leave a comment about what custom cue you prefer to play and what your feel about that cues. This should help us what is the best custom cues for each every individual and characteristic of players.

Feel Free….

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3. Maintaining Your Pool Cue Stick
4. Short Difference Between Pool Cues and Snooker Cues

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