ADR Cues

[Baileysnooker]

Hey there, does anyone own an ADR cue? Just wondering how they are to play with?

[Bison89]

Just bought one today, tested out 5 cues and ranging from 200-500e and the ADR147 I find the best for me with a Tyrone cue so close but had a half joint and a ding in shaft but the adr147 is excellent! Will be playing with it properly tonight so will update 👍

[tony9ball68]

I had an Adr cue a while back, played really nicely, was ridiculously cheap for the quality, top cues at a top price. Most on here would agree I think

[aucott80]

ADR Cues

For what you pay they really are a bargain. I paid £90 for one a year or so ago ended up getting rid of it as the taper was much thicker than I'm used to.

[ADR147]

It is my goal to provide the best cues you can get for the money. I like to think I am doing a pretty good job so far!

[Shockerz]

It is my goal to provide the best cues you can get for the money. I like to think I am doing a pretty good job so far!

Heard nothing but good things about your cues Andy so you must be!

[Bison89]

I paid 200e for one this weekend gone. That was 30e cheaper as I notice a small split in the base of butt splice, most likely moisture and the timber changing environment. Only aesthetic and seen as no where near the business end I didn't mind

[Anshuld]

Hi Guys!!

Just bought a Riley Elgance series cue with L8 shaft technology which is appealing in a sense so wanted to try it out...
Any reveiws / experience someone can share.

[vmax4steve]

Hi Guys!!

Just bought a Riley Elgance series cue with L8 shaft technology which is appealing in a sense so wanted to try it out...
Any reveiws / experience someone can share.

Seeing as you've now got one you can review yours for those of us who have no idea what L8 shaft technology is.

[Dave Walton]

Hi Guys!!

Just bought a Riley Elgance series cue with L8 shaft technology which is appealing in a sense so wanted to try it out...
Any reveiws / experience someone can share.

Seeing as you've now got one you can review yours for those of us who have no idea what L8 shaft technology is.

The L8 is a laminated shaft where rather than it being a maple shaft with walnut laminated to it to look like ash it's a piece of ash that's been cut into 8 pieces length ways then laminated (imagine a pizza cut into 8 slices) supposedly to make the shaft stiffer and more warp resistant.

[vmax4steve]

The L8 is a laminated shaft where rather than it being a maple shaft with walnut laminated to it to look like ash it's a piece of ash that's been cut into 8 pieces length ways then laminated (imagine a pizza cut into 8 slices) supposedly to make the shaft stiffer and more warp resistant.

Plywood then

[Ninja.cues]

Plywood then

Yes about right lol

[tony9ball68]

Sounds a similar concept to the predator American pool shafts, where they cut it 8 ways, then splice them back together to make it stronger with less deflection, be weird doing that with Ash, the grain would look very silly I would imagine

[Anshuld]

Thats what I am excited about... can be a dream find though as i am adaptive to the new technology and it sounds it will provide more stability with much lesser effort.

[Ninja.cues]

Thats what I am excited about... can be a dream find though as i am adaptive to the new technology and it sounds it will provide more stability with much lesser effort.

Not so sure about the less effort... As it would take a lot more to make the shaft that way in the first place....
Still be interesting to see and play..