One piece cue case

[Viktortheman]

I finally decided to buy a blue aliminium 1pc cue craft case from Green Baize. I also bought some tip protectors which is available on the website. Anyone have any experience with them? http://www.greenbaize.com/tip-protector/ I use to say: "there is no such thing as too much cue protection"

[Bigmeek]

Good choice mate. Please post up a review. Will help others.

[Viktortheman]

Good choice mate. Please post up a review. Will help others.

Yeah I will, stay tuned

[Viktortheman]

So, the case arrived today and I'm happy with it! It sure is a robust case that will protect your cue well. Just keep in mind, it is very tight in the beginning (couldn't close the case without force!) but the foam (the interior) will change to the shape of your cue and extenders etc, making it possible to close easily! Another thing about the case is the locks which will keep away unwanted hands on your beloved cue! This is a great feature which I think should be on every case.

If you don't want to spend a fortune on the case but still have top notch protection (really that's what a case is for!) but also a good-looking case, then you should not hesitate and buy a Cue Craft case

ps. I'm not advertising here! This is my honest truth. :P

[Bigmeek]

Thanks for the review Victor. The foam will settle down in time and mould itself to the shape of your cue. I don't know if an "ideal" case exists for not too much money but the Cue Craft cases come pretty close IMO.

[Viktortheman]

Thanks for the review Victor. The foam will settle down in time and mould itself to the shape of your cue. I don't know if an "ideal" case exists for not too much money but the Cue Craft cases come pretty close IMO.

Yeah, considering it is made in England and not a cheap Chinese one (no disrepect to China though).

[prince07799]

Like I said for the money they are mint, my 3 cases hold a Trevor White, a Tony Glover and a Andy Travis