Super Billiards Expo 2004

[instroke]

Anyone wishing to talk cue cases in person can meet me at the Instroke/Fury booth at the Super Billiards Expo in King of Prussia, PA this week.

I will be there all week to demonstrate Instroke products.

John Barton

[sanj]

Hi John it was very nice meeting you at the expo.
As I said at the time , I was very impressed with your prototype new case.

[New Kid In The Hall]

Sanj,

When is the new case based on the prototype coming out?

[sanj]

I really dont know.I think once it gets approved for production.
I think it will be the best soft case on the market.

[New Kid In The Hall]

Cool. I didn't realize it was a soft case. All my good cases are hard cases.

[sanj]

It was a soft case on the outside but with removable,adjustable inner plastic tubes so you could change the configuration.

[instroke]

This case was well received but I don't know when or under what brand it will be made. I am currently working on several new designs including soft cases, semi-hard cases, and rigid tube cases.

This one in particular is a semi-hard case which unzips all the way around to open up like a box case. It has a LOT of padding to protect the cues and a lightweight detachable section for the cue components. For traveling or just added protection Instroke tubes can be used in a number of configurations. The case will hold up to three butts and five shafts in the semi hard configuration and up to two and five with the rigid tubes.

The outside features are two or three pockets, an elastic band for cell phone storage. A wide strap that splits with a zipper into backpack straps and a rubber handle.

So, hopefully I can get this case going soon because judging from the reaction at Valley Forge it will be a hit. I guess the retail on it will be around $99. The tubes would be extra, about $8 bucks a tube.

All preorders through Seyberts are welcome. I'll include a full set of tubes for free for those who order through Seyberts. Let's see how many we can sell before they get made.

John