Are viper cues any good?
Are Viper Cues any Good? Well compared to a broom handle the answer is yes. Compared to other possible choices in Cues, No. The first thing to consider is your new price range. If you’re going to Spend $50.00 you may as well spend $100.00 because the difference between a $50.00 and a $75.00 cue is marginal at best. Without knowing what you are wanting to spend I would say that buying a used cue will allow you to stretch your dollar a bit. At $100 dollars you could probably get a used McDermott or a used Lucasi (for $125 you could get a new Lucasi from me.) Better to buy used in good condition as any cue you buy will be used anyway after you start playing it. The differences between a Viper and say a McDermott of Lucasi if not so much in appearance as it is in material and Craftsmanship. Viper uses inexpensive wood and most of their design graphics are decals. Higher end cues use inlays and higher grade woods. Good wood will make a huge difference as to the feel and control of each shot
