I Bought A Very Cheap Cue!
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You could give this man a branch and he would still pot more than me 😭
A mate of mine once beat me at english pool using exactly that - a branch... he was even chalking it to rub it in a little bit more :D
... and in my next video I‘ll use a cane 🤣 I love it. You’re cool.
In the sixties you could buy a cue with a dial on the butt that had all the colours of the balls on it , all you had to do was dial the colour you needed to pot and 99 percent of the time it would do as you asked, I wonder what happened to that cue manufacturer.
@@PatrickKelly-lz3pv what 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@ukhhskank9710 Its all true, I used to have a set of darts with dials on them too, you just dialed what you needed to hit like double tops or treble eighteen and hey presto you were guaranteed success.
My only excuse after missing the shot is gone now, need to find another excuse xd
I always blame the cue and changes it on every single shot
@kajestro m. His career went downhill because of the yips problem.
Just go with ‘tough shot that’ if you miss, come up, have a look at the pocket, grit your teeth slightly and say ‘tough shot that one’ 😂
My excuse "it was a connoisseur shot" cuz it kinda sewered.
uncomfortable shoes
This video is just proving how bad I am in playing snooker lol!!
😂😂 me too.
me too :(
me too :(
Damn that's me 😭😭
how good HE is
108 is probably more than all my breaks combined, must be the cue 😆
Me: I hope he misses so I can keep saying the problem is my cue
The video:
Me: Damn
LOLOL
bro he shooots too slow. because he can’t control cueball properly. You can see how he fast forward every shot. so yeah a good cue is very important. this guy not telling the whole truth that he uses a good snooker cloth too the one that is very fast cloth.
Only got into Snooker a few months ago and itching to get practicing on a table for the first time. Your videos along with Barry Stark's are very useful. Wouldn't mind a cue either 😉
ive only ever seen snooker/pool at the pub.
didnt know ppl could b this good its insane.
jelly.
im in the midst of a long line of losses
pray 4 me
Have you watched any snooker matches?
HI Steve,
I've been watching your videos for some time now with the greatest of admiration. Your style is easy to listen to and your unedited results make us believe that your demonstrations are achieveable. Keep up the good work Steve. I only wish that I was nearer to the midlands to take some lessons with you.
You sir, are an inspiration....
Many thanks
Paul
Thanks very much Paul. I really appreciate your kind comments.
We all agree with Paul 100%. Actually, your channel is the only snooker-related one that was left on my subscription list after the year end cleaning.
Hey Steve, I had a few cues in my snooker life and sometimes, the cheap cues did me the power of good. Had my first 50 years ago with a cheap Argos cue. Fun times. Loved the video, very informative and intuitive.
I’m just getting into the sport and absolutely love the channel!! I feel as though I have my own personal coach in my pocket all the time! I think having the consistency of using the same cue each week rather than the ones left at the club would help move my game forward. Love the vids - keep them coming!!!
Really enjoyed that. Getting back into snooker after many years and loving some university of UA-cam cue advice. Well worth a subscribe
Love your videos, I've only been playing for a few months so really finding them useful for getting the basics right and improving my game!
Liked that and I'm sure you could clear the colours with the halfbutts if you wanted to. When it comes to cheap cues I always feel one piece is better. Sometimes the cheaper joints can ruin the feel and even have an effect on solid contact. They always seem to be lightweight also.
So helpful!!
Best Snooker teacher in the world dude!
I'm subscribing and and turning on the notification click.
Keep it up! 😍😍
I love your videos man, I like how in depth you explain every shot.
My cue is worth 120 pound but my old one was 40 n done me fine honestly i dont think its the cue its just how good you are
I fins these tutorials very helpful for reminding even seasoned player's that the basics are as important as the all the fancy flash shots a good/better player makes. Calmness focus and consistency is the key to every aspect of this sport. Forgot to mention i use my grandfathers cue. The only modification i did was to drill and insert a steel bar into the butt. As i found it a bit light and unbalanced. It also helps me with power through the extra weight
I had and lost many cues like that one. Love your easy style of explaining things . Keep up the great work.
Love the sound of the cue! Excellent video, keep them coming :)
I just started playing snooker this year and your videos have helped me so much on technique. Thanks👍
Great video matey, I agree 100% it does not matter how expensive the cue is, it's up to the individual player and how he or she can use their tools! Keep these videos coming, cheers!
I'm getting a new cue this weekend, haven't bought one before. It will be nice to have something I'm used to rather than having a different one each week.
Cleared my biggest confusion man, excellent tutorial :) keep it up
Thanks for all the tips, great advise on the cue too, was planning on getting my personal cue last week.
Great video! You mentioned, from my point of view, the most important point: the tip! Get a good tip and the cue is secondary!
The cue plays a big part to feel comfortable while playing but at the end of the day, it's all up to the stance, pre-shot routine and delivery of the cue I surely believe. Having said that, Steve you have all the necessary qualities and more that even with a broomstick you can easily make a Ton!! Well done for another informative session :) ...keep'em coming!!
Brilliant Steve. I'm convinced you could make a century with a broom shank.
GOOD stuff
The saying , " it's not the cue but the cueist that does the job " proven today. Would love to learn such cue action from you someday. Love & respect from India 🇮🇳
Gotta say I came for some snooker advice and I’ve been stuck on the channel for a couple of hours now ! So informative from someone who is clearly experienced in the game, definitely earned a subscriber
Many thanks! Much appreciated 🙂
When I started, me brother and myself were talking about cues and the various merits of this that the other, and our dad walked in on the conversation and just piped up "Stephen Hendry could beat you both with a broom handle" and then waltzed off......
He's right.
The tip is all.
Needs to be straight though
Very impressive 100+ with a 10 pound cue
Good tip essential
If I have to play with a house cue I will make sure it's straight and a good weight
Then give the tip a scuff up with a scuffer
Got 1/2 a chance then :-))
I’d love the cue; just started playing and looking for a beginner cue. Great video!
Thanks much, your instruction has indeed helped me and I thought I was beyond help other then practice. I never played snooker but regular pool and 9 ball but it helped the same. Thank you.
Wonderful session. Proved a lot of things. One which is that a player can use any cue that they feel comfortable with and not necessarily be an expensive one.
Hello Mr. Barton,
You really put a lot of effort in making these videos, really appreciate it. The tips and techniques are also very accurate and easy to follow. Kudos for creating such great content.
I do have a request/idea for a future video, i watched the side spin video of yours and was really helpful, I would really love to watch an extended version of that which could explain how the cue balls behaves with side spin when it hits the cushion, especially when you are playing a 2/3 cushion shot.
Learning such a lot from this excellent coach and player. Thank you.
Just bought a new cue myself today. Haven't played for a long time, but am starting to get back into it. Love watching your videos. Maybe one day I'll consider coming to you for some coaching. God only knows i need it!
As a Taiwanese, I don’t really have the resources to learn snooker, so thank you for your brilliant tutorial videos!
Superb content very informative as always helped my game no end by taking your knowledge onto the practice table.
Amazing video! Made my mindset change on what cue to buy for snooker playing as I’ve been going many time the past year.
Great video. Really shows how important fundamentals are compared to equipment. Thanks.
Nice video, this is what I looking for. I'm waiting for more :)
Greetings from Newcastle, Australia. Love your videos. I play in local club comps and your lessons always come in handy. I would love to add the cheap cue to my game!
I would like get more tips for potting and cue action atc
Its a really nice motive to amature players who plays in local clubs with different cues to improve their game. Its just the solid cue action which matters💪
Your Lessons are transparent and very informative,,,helped me up my game. Thanks alot
There should be more coaches like you Steve. The cue itself is overlooked especially the value of the cue. Many players myself included, when reached a higher level in all areas, break building, long potting and safety thought if I get a stiffer shaft with a nice grain then it would give me that edge with increased cue power. And even though it does help with some cue power, no one else would be able to play with it properly other than me since I’m using my own technique and cue action along with timing the shot well with very little effort. So you’re very right the technique and the way you time the ball as opposed to hitting at the ball is true, very important and also when you’re in amongst the balls you don’t need that much cue power it’s mainly about the player concentrating, cueing in a straight line and keeping close control of the white. I once purchased a woods cue from China while my original cue was undergoing repairs and on the first day it got delivered I could play every shot and made a 63 managed to split the pack nicely. Wasn’t the best for smoothness but it did the job intended in order to play properly 👍🏻 Very informative video dispensing from the myth you need an expensive cue to improve your game.
Loved this video -very encouraging for a beginning snooker player. I happened to have bought a snooker cue very much like the one you demo in this vid. I happen to have a few decent tips laying about and would like to replace the factory installed tip just as you did. Could you make a video demonstrating your process of replacing a tip on your snooker cue?
I a bit hesitant to try doing it myself - fearful I might damage the metal ferel.
I have looked all over you tube for videos about this and have not found what I'm looking for.
I subbed your channel as soon as I discovered it!
Muito bom, sempre acompanho os vídeos aqui do Brasil!
Great video again. Technique has improved over last few weeks with help from these videos
Very good video, started playing snooker half a year ago, still don't have my own cue, but I think that a good technique is far more important, than an expensive cue, as the video clearly shows.
I noticed a different sound when you were striking the cue ball, more clunky
Lee Alton DJ Alton X because the cheaper ones aren’t as dense. Weaker wood sounds more hollow
yes, the sound of the strike was more hollow sounding and not "as solid", but the sound doesn't make the shot. Good observation. This video proves what I have been seeing and saying for a long time - the price of the cue has very little effect on how good you are going to play.
I've always had this question untill i watched this .My friend always tells me get a better cue .I said i believe what really matters is your technique.Now your video just proved my belief.
Wow thanks! Great video again. I was wondering wether it was useful practicing with not such a great cue but I’m not anymore.
That was really interesting and encouraging so far!
Love your videos. They've helped me heaps in my game. I just need to work on my consistency
Hello, I’ve always enjoyed your videos, learned a lot about the basic cueing technique, really helped my game! Really enjoyed this video, shows you don’t need an expensive cue to play well! My dad just bought himself a parris cue so can’t Wait to beat him with my 15 year old £20 cue!
Hey sir thank you..i believe that it ia not all about the cue but the training you put,and to be fully commited to the snooker. It is very good to collect more information abt cue and the game of pool table it self..
I can't wait to get home to play some snooker.I wouldn't mind a new cue :D Well done!!
super tips as always, informative on cue use, and my game has improved following your advice and tips...thx Peter
Cheers Peter. Great to help 👍
Great video, I was thinking of upgrading my cue, perhaps all I need is a better tip as I haven't changed it since I brought it. Then I've got not excuses really as you have proven.
What tip are u using on ur personal cue and what would u recommend?
Good to see videos like this... Keep me motivated to keep practising my snooker :)
What you recommend that if i want a cue so where from i purchase it ? Sorry if my english is wrong😂 am not english speaker
Thank you for boosting the moral, especially for players who use the cue provided by the club's. After playing for a certain period of time we used to have doubt back of our mind regarding the cue efficiency, that mental block is taken out. Cheers!
Amazing video as always, like the old saying goes “ you learn something new everyday” keep them coming
Brilliant stuff pal, very impressed with the cue
Very nice video. Learning step by step.
Please could you also comment on ‘feel’ and feedback from this cue. Many say you need a one piece cue rather than jointed; and if jointed a 3/4 is better than 1/2. You didn’t seem to feel any negative points on the playability with the challenge successes!
Hey barton , could you please tell help me with this , I gave my cue which is a new one to someone to place a new tip and he didn't have masking tape , so glue spilled on ferrule and the higher portion of the cue how do you erase it without damaging my cue ?
I enjoy your videos very informative
would love the cue ! i think this is brilliant the cue, but aswell as all ya one on one sessions and advice brilliant !
Hey
Thank you for such a nice video. And waiting for this cue. 👏
Great video! Thanks for the upload
Thanks for snooker tips especially walking into the line of the shot
Love this video Steve - just proves that technique is king. Steve Prest once told me that as long as the cue is straight and doesn't have a lot of flex in it, you're good to go.
What sort of balls do you use for consistency? Would you advise purchasing a set?
Thank you so much for making this video! I will certainly show it to my friends who are blaming the cue all the time!
I always wondered watching snooker in TV if they would do maximum break with bad cue. Now having watched this video I think it's quite possible. Great job!
Hi.. Thanks for the video.. I've been following you since 4 months i guess.. I just baught a new cue which is 5 times expensive than the older one.. But i guess u opened my eyes.. :P
Finally someone does a video about cheap cues cause lord knows I can’t afford a pro one. Just shows it’s all about prep and technique. Nice job Barton Snooker very helpful
Steve, your videos are brilliant.
Proves a point, (not only that I am really bad and need major help with my game).
The game is all about technique, practice, practice and proper practice.
Looking forward to start playing again shortly and hope to complete just one of the challenges. Your videos are the best out there.
thanks for opening our eyes on the cue thing, I sometimes find that the noise a cue makes in contact with the shot, in my case, makes me feel s little more confident about the cue I am using. just goes to show, dont blame the tools
This video was freaking amazing!
Awesome video! Would you say there is any advantage to using a one-piece cue over a jointed cue?
Thank you very much for this video, it's very good as alwas!
Greetings from Germany
Would love that cue! Been plaing for ages down the club but still haven't got a cue of my own
I got my own 2 piece cue which I bought it at RM150, that's about £ 28 Pounds. Been using it for 5 nearly 6 years now. Only changed the cue tip twice, but overall I just keep practicing and thru your tutorial improved my play much better now.
Great help. Thanks,
Great video. Would love the cue. What are the differences regarding the weight of the cues. ?
First time seeing your videos, now I know what to watch the next days :) Seems like a lot of good videos to help me improve my games!
Another good video as always. Ive Learnt loads from watching keep up the good work.
I always thought you need a good cue thats straight and fairly solid but I guess the major component is your good technique. By the would love to get the cue. Many thanks.
Good advice. I was researching cues, and wasn't sure if it was worth jumping in boots and all and buying something expensive or not. Now I know. Thanks
What constitute to cue power?
Love your brilliant videos, thank you very much.
Wow! This video shows how good his playing technique is. I wish I could get to even a 10% of how you play. Helpful video.
Thanks mate. Cheers!
Really enjoyed this and thinking of taking snooker up as I have taken early retirement
Player’s technique matters not the cue. Thank you 🙏 Barton for such an educative and inspirational video. Love ❤️ and respect from Nepal.
I have 2 cues one cost me 5 and the other 40. But the cue you used looks vintage so would suit very well as at the moment mine are both 2 piece cues. Good vid by the way. I play both snooker and pool so need different cues.
Hello from Hong Kong.
Great technique, I watched a lot your video and made some improvements .Thanks a lot.
Would you please show us how’s your long screw shot when you are using you own handmade cue, is there any different when you using that cue? again, thanks🙏🏼