Pool Cue Buying Tips http://www.called-pocket.com Thu, 11 Feb 2010 13:51:27 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Fury Pool Cues http://www.called-pocket.com/fury-pool-cues http://www.called-pocket.com/fury-pool-cues#comments Thu, 11 Feb 2010 13:51:27 +0000 admin http://www.called-pocket.com/?p=10 Time to unveil the fury on your opponent using these fury pool cues that are slowly taking the world by storm. Professional pool players nowadays are finally deciding to trade their old trusted cue sticks with these Fury ones. Fury pool cue sticks have been selected as the Official Cue of the 2008 Generation Pool 9-ball Championships by the Billiard Congress of America. Fury and high quality materials all rolled into one, these cue sticks are specifically designed by artisans and craftsmen giving them detailed graphics in order to deliver a solid cue stick that will help you during your match or tournament.
All of these fury pool cues are customized using selected maple wood, Le Pro tips and stainless steel joints in order to protect them from any form of damages. With a 5 series of sticks form, you can also consider them a part of your collection; namely: the DL, LL, RP (Radial Pin), NR and Jump break or Sneaky Pete trick cues. Monster break billiards only offer the great cues that many people have proven dependable for some quite time now. Keith McCready, the pro player of The Color of Money, sold his Schon stick because he wanted the Fury RP-5. You should strongly consider the brand of the sticks that your opponent is using to know its strengths and weaknesses. Nothing is as effective a game of pool than a Fury Pool cue.

]]> http://www.called-pocket.com/fury-pool-cues/feed 6 Predator Cues of the Pros. http://www.called-pocket.com/predator-cues-of-the-pros http://www.called-pocket.com/predator-cues-of-the-pros#comments Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:20:03 +0000 admin http://www.called-pocket.com/predator-cues-of-the-pros Predator cues are used by professionals from every country in the world. Their incredible design sets them apart from the rest. They have been used by Charlie Williams, Jennifer Baretta, and Dennis Orcollo to name a few. The predator brand was created in 1994 and has been aiming for perfection since. They utilize greater accuracy in production to insure greater results in game play. One of their top design styles is Blak. The great looks are created to distract your opponent in game play. The shaft is in ten segments which is designed for better stability. The Blak combines both looks and moves. They also have created an old style thicker pro taper shaft cue designed for the stiffer feel in the butt. This type is known as the FAT shaft. This thicker staff was originally only available in Taiwan, but can now be obtained all over the world.

]]> http://www.called-pocket.com/predator-cues-of-the-pros/feed 4 How to Create A Billiards Room in Your Home http://www.called-pocket.com/how-to-create-a-billiards-room-in-your-home http://www.called-pocket.com/how-to-create-a-billiards-room-in-your-home#comments Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:37:58 +0000 admin http://www.called-pocket.com/?p=3 Billiards is a relaxing game of skill, challenge and finesse. It is a game for everyone; and what better way to share it with everyone then to have your own billiards setup in your home. It’s simple, convenient, and with billiards equipment more affordable these days, there is no better time then the present to get started on your own.

When creating your own billiards room, the number one challenge is finding your location. No matter where you choose your billiards room to be you must analyze that space. Make sure you have ample room for everything you need and desire. It’s always best to draw a diagram of your room to help with placement. Also make sure you keep enough open space for your play area. There is nothing worse then going for a shot and hitting a bystander or even worse, a wall.

Keep lighting in mind when mapping out your game room. Your lighting can make or break the mood. Most billiards rooms will have a pool light over the table. This will eliminate the cast of shadows across your table. Lighting then the rest of the room should be soft and mute for the perfect mood. For other areas such as dining and sitting areas, directional lights would work best. This way you have full control of all of the lighting in the room. If your room has a window, make sure you have window treatments that can be drawn to prevent light from the sun or a passing car in the night from shining in your eyes. When picking your fixtures for lights, also keep in mind you room decor. Make sure that they match and tie into the rest of your room setting.

The most common choice for billiards rooms is a wood stain finish. This is more pleasing to the eye. But keep it balanced. Have your larger items in one area like sofas and tables in one area and your racks and stools in another. When everything is said and done, you will have the billiards room of your dreams that you can enjoy for years to come.

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