Hard case suggestions?

[DEATHTRON]

I've been looking around for a good hard case, like a 1x1 or 1x2, something along those lines (i only need one full cue to kick your ass, and a possibly a backup shaft :lol: ). Anyways, what do you guys reccomend?

Thanks,
Zach

[DZ314]

I can recommend the Guiseppe! I have the regular 2X4 in black and it is well made and looks pretty nice for the price!

[audiopro]

I too have a Giuseppe. I ordered mine with an optional Ortona pattern. It ads a bit of uniqueness to the case I think. I have a 2x3, but they do make 1x1 and 1x2.. Good quality case...

I plan to by an Instroke to house my Nitti once it is finished... But that is just because I am bored and have money burning a hole in my pocket or something... Actually I just want that extra touch of class that goes with the Instroke case.

But the Giuseppe will serve you well I am sure, as it has for me...

[Nick T.]

AudioPro . . . . .

If you want a really special case for that really special (Nitti) cue, then I’d suggest that you take a close look at Jack Justis’s (http://members.aol.com/JJustis4/) cases.

[DEATHTRON]

Ok, well, i guess i was thinking of the other kind of hard case, sorry for not specifying, i was thinking like the Schmelke, http://www.seyberts.com/cases/schmelke/index.htm,, like cases.

Thanks, sorry for the confusion,

Zach[/url]

[New Kid In The Hall]

You want the real hard cases, get the Zero Halliburton case.

[dags_lax]

Zero Halliburton. The ultimate in cue protection and I do believe the offer their cases in smaller configurations than what is available here on the Seybert’s site.

[skor]

the tube cases are much more comfortable and they are hard and protective, the pockets are great benefit as well.
I would recommend you to get a case that could hold at least two cues, if you ever think about getting a break cue, then you'll have to spend more money on getting a second case.

[KGeeEd]

I've been looking around for a good hard case, like a 1x1 or 1x2, something along those lines (i only need one full cue to kick your ass, and a possibly a backup shaft :lol: ). Anyways, what do you guys reccomend?

Thanks,
Zach

It sounds as if you are the expert. Why are you asking for our advise? :?

[Tanar]

Nick,
Those cases are amazing. It is a good thing I didn't see them when I was shopping for a case... I couldn't imagine spending over $1200 for case though, as that is what he charges for his alligator skin case. Yet another bookmarked site :D

[DZ314]

Rich boys and their toys! ;)

[Tanar]

I hope you aren't referring to me......I am far from rich. :D I'm a poor government employee.:) I just like my toys and make sure I get quality when I do. I just ordered a set of custom joint protectors made of either bois de rose or rosewood w/ ivory for my 3K6, 314 and Z. They should be here next week, I can't wait!

[DZ314]

No, I wasn't referring to you but rather the ones who would pay $1200 for a cue case. :lol:

[DEATHTRON]

It sounds as if you are the expert. Why are you asking for our advise? :?[/quote]

Sarcasm, lighten up buddy 8)

[audiopro]

Back to your original question though Zach. Is there a particular reason you want a box case? The tube cases are solid, and offer a lot more features and convenience.

[DEATHTRON]

To be honest Audiopro, i just like the look better, a matter of preference i guess.

Thanks,
Zach

[WishICouldHitAPocket]

Deathtron,

I have a Schmelke 2x2 and LOVE it. It has the side compartment for tools and "stuff". If you are interested in buying it, I now have it for sale ONLY because I am now carrying more than 2 cues. It is in GREAT shape and I will let you have a very good deal on it. Originally purchased it here at Seyberts. Send me an email address if you are interested.

[DEATHTRON]

Sorry, i think i have a little one on the way, cant spend money.

Zach