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HORI PS Vita Hard Case (Blue) Sale Price: $14.99  |
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Officially licensed by SCEA. This case made of durable material is for carrying your PS Vita. The case opens vertically and you slide your PS Vita in. It has pocket to hold up to 2 PS Vita game cards. Carabiner included... |
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HORI PS Vita Hard Case (Black) Sale Price: $14.99 |
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Officially licensed by SCEA. This case made of durable material is for carrying your PS Vita. The case opens vertically and you slide your PS Vita in. It has pocket to hold up to 2 PS Vita game cards. Carabiner included... |
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KHOMO: Crystal Hard Case Cover for New Nintendo 3DS System Sale Price: $4.00 |
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The Nintendo 3DS is the first of it's kind in handheld 3D gaming. To protect the 3DS from the wear and tear of everyday use, KHOMO Accessories introduces the Crystal Case for Nintendo 3DS. The hard, clear plastic is scratch resistant and also helps to lessen the impact in the event that the 3DS is dropped... |
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Black Hard Case for Sony PSP 3000 Sale Price: $2.04 |
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Hold up to 2 UMD disc and a pocket for other accessories. Comes free with a carrying strap. Light and water resistant. Protect your PSP 3000 from scratches, dirt and shocks. Can carry your PSP 3000, headphone, game discs, memory card and other video games accessories. |
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Hard Drive HD CASE SHELL for Xbox 360 SLIM HDD Sale Price: $5.69 |
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Still have your old XBOX 360 HDD and want to put it in your new XBOX 360 Slim? Then this is the product for you. With the use of this case and videos available on Youtube.com you can format and install your old HDD into your new SLIM... |
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Neewer Slim Hard Protective Carrying Case/Bag for Sony PSP 2000 & 3000 Sale Price: $6.36 |
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Slim Protective Carrying Case/Bag for Sony PSP 2000 & 3000 This is a carrying case/bag for the PSP 2000 and 3000. This protective case is stylish and slim and has plenty of space to fit your console and its accessories... |
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DSi XL Alunminum Metallic Armor Hard Case XL with Screen Protective Filter - Black Sale Price: $5.99 |
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Nintendo DSi XL case to protect your Dsi XL from everyday wear and tear. Package Included: Metal Alunminum Hard Case XL x 1 DSi XL Screen Protector x 1 Notes: Nintendo DSi XL System Game Consoles, Games are NOT included. |
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Official Nintendo Universal Hard Case for DS Lite, DSi, and DSi XL - Pink Sale Price: $14.99 |
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The officially licensed Universal Hard Case is designed to carry any Nintendo DS handheld system. The included foam insert allows you to resize the case interior to fit the Nintendo DS Lite, Nintendo DSi or Nintendo DSi XL system! Stores up to 6 Nintendo DS Game Cards, 1 replacement stylus, and 1 touch stylus (not included)... |
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Crystal Clear Hard Case for Nintendo DSi XL Sale Price: $1.00 |
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Protect your Nintendo DSi XL from scratches and keep it in mint condition! Durable, crystal clear hard case with hinged lid fits over the DSi XL and does not block access to any ports. |
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DSi XL Alunminum Metallic Armor Hard Case XL with Screen Protective Filter - Rose Red Sale Price: $7.99 |
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Nintendo DSi XL case to protect your Dsi XL from everyday wear and tear. Package Included: Metal Alunminum Hard Case XL x 1 DSi XL Screen Protector x 1 Notes: Nintendo DSi XL System Game Consoles, Games are NOT included. |
When you start playing snooker, you just grab any cue that is in the snooker hall and check if it is straight, after that you don't really pay attention to it. But if you are going to be serious about the game you need to get your own cue. Choosing a snooker cue should be an enjoyable experience with all those colours and shiny lacquer they look really cool. But just a few things to consider before you rush out and buy that cue.
Firstly, don't go cheap, you will soon regret it, spend at least £40 or more and get a decent cue with a good quality tip (most important) and make sure it has a brass ferrule (or other metal or plastic) at the tip end of the cue as this prevents you damaging the cue when you change the tip. And get a 3/4 split cue as this is the most convenient for adding extensions to. Also make sure it will take a smart extender or something similar and check with your supplier as the screw threads are not standard.
After that, choose the colour and wood that you like, most snooker cues come in ash and a few in maple, it really doesn't matter which wood you choose. Now you are good to go, but one more thing, make sure you get a cue case as well, that your cue will fit. This will protect your cue from knocks when carrying it around and I would get a hard case as well as that gives you some protection from the cue being bent or broken better than a soft cue case will.
OK so you have your nice shiny new cue, now what? Practice with it , you have to grow into your cue so you can get the feel of it. No two cues are the same, even when they are the same model, you have to get used to the foibles of the cue and get used to the feel of it, it is rarely going to feel right just out of the box, you have to persevere and feel the contact so you know where that cue ball is going.
What weight and length of cue should you go for? There is a saying in snooker that your cue should come up to just below your shoulder when stood on end, in reality it doesn't much matter, the standard length of 57 inches should be fine for just about anyone unless you are exceptionally tall or exceptionally short.
As for the weight, the average cue weight is 17 - 18 ounces, and I suggest you start with one of that weight, it is probably true that a lighter snooker cue gives you better feel for a shot and a heavier cue is better for those power shots. But at the end of the day it is what you feel is right as regards weight and you probably won't be able to judge that until you have been playing for some time. So that's it, enjoy choosing your snooker cue, it will give you hours of enjoyment.
Author Steve McRea Come and see some great examples of cues to help you with choosing a snooker cue including some top of the range Riley cues from BCE at our website.
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