Lucasi Hybrid L-H40

Can't seem to find a flaw in this cue, Wrap feels great, looks great, nice feel when contact is made.
If this is your price range, give this one a shot.

Can't seem to find a flaw in this cue, Wrap feels great, looks great, nice feel when contact is made.
If this is your price range, give this one a shot.

I tried out over 20 very nice cues ranging from $200 to $1000 dollars and many different popular name brands. This cue felt the best out of all of them and it plays exceptionally well. I have owned it for three weeks and do not have any complaints at the time. Right now I feel that I got a heck of a bargain for the bucks that I dished out. I recommend trying one out before you spend over a grand on something else, You may be surprised at how well this cue is.

When I bought this cue retail, I liked the fact that it could be interchanged with a Predator shaft as both used the uniloc joint system. Unfortunately, Lucasi tips are prone to pop off within the first few times of playing with them, as it has happened with my Lucasi Hybrid, Lucasi Pearl inlay Sneaky Pete, and Lucasi Jump Cue. The tips popped off clean though, allowing for quick and easy re application. The rubber golf club style grip provided a nice handle on the cue when shooting, but the color design fades and wipes off over time, which is purely a cosmetic flaw. Over all, it was a decent playing cue, but I ultimately decided to trade it in for a Mc Dermott Alpha series cue with Irish linen wrap.