When looking to purchase a pool cue, many different brands and styles are available to choose from.  Cuetec cues stand apart from those of other manufacturers.  They have an advanced composition that provides many benefits to you as an owner. They are used by players at all levels of play from beginners to professionals. Professional player, Allison Fisher, even has her own series of Cuetec cues.

Cuetec models are constructed of a solid wood core surrounded by a composite of fiberglass or graphite. This designs seals the wood core preventing it from warping.  These cues are able to maintain their straightness and as a result optimal function over time.  Even with this new exterior technology, the inner core provides the same smooth shot you have come to expect from traditional wood cues.

With Cuetec models , you gain durabilty without having to sacrifice style.  These cues can be found in a variety of colors and designs.  You may find a favorite look in the Vortex Series or the Starlight Series.  Best of all, they are sold at a very affordable price.

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There are many factors that go into making you the best pool player you can be, but one of the most important is getting the right cue. Here are a few things to consider when choosing a pool cue.   

The ideal weight
Getting a cue that is the correct weight for your skill level can advance your game. A heavier cue, weighing 20 or 21 ounces, is recommended for a beginner because it stays on line better.  Heavy cues are less likely to drift with a not-so-perfect stroke.  As your skills develop consider moving to a lighter cue, 19 ounces or less.  Lighter cues allow you to better control the speed of the cue ball.  You may also want to check to see if a weight bolt is built in for adjustments.

Sizing up the tip
Pool cue tips range between 11-14 mm with the standard cue tip being 13 mm. The standard size is best for beginners. The tip width can be decreased with experience allowing for more precise control of spin.  The tips come in different degrees of hardness.  Softer tips give a better feel of the shot when starting out.  Harder tips do not become flattened as easily as soft tips. On a more professional level, harder cue tips are needed.

Personality of your cue
Often a person will enjoy choosing a certain decorative inlay or color to further personalize their pool cue, but this may increase the price.  On the other hand, many people prefer more simple beginner cues that do not draw as much attention to themselves.  You must decide which is best for you. 

Amount of investment
Consider the amount you are willing to invest on a cue based on your level of play. Brand name cues tend to be more affordable and best for beginners.  A good quality mass produced cue usually sells for around one hundred dollars and up.  Cues can also be custom made and can sell for several hundred up to thousands of dollar. As your level of expertise increases, then a more expensive or even custom made cue, like a Schon Custom Cue, may become more practical.

After evaluating these aspects, you should be able to better select a pool cue that is suited to your needs and level of play.  Try out different types of cues to find what you like. Most importantly make sure you find a cue that you feel comfortable and confident using.

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