@@predatorcues Sorry, is not my intention to continue with this topic, but John says he like the hit and the feeling of the ebony wood. Doesn’t matter, the pro’s plays good with anything but sometimes the amateurs know better the specs of the materials :)
He said that cue has a radial pin but doesn’t that cue have the uniloc quick release joint?
Beautiful cue. Nice choice, Sir. And congrats on the move to Predator, John. Wishing you the best of luck at the US Open. 🙏🏼
ikon series comes with radial pin?
Time out! Where can I buy this cue with a radial pin?
Why do have a 314 shaft as a backup and not a second Revo? And why are you are familiar with a 314 when you were with Meucci before?
Maybe next time, can the players add what the weight of their cues are? Just curious. Thx
I am missing something for sure because Ikon 4-1 is not an ebony cue. Predator’s website says midnight maple.
Correct! That's how John Morra describes it. It is actually midnight maple.
@@predatorcues Sorry, is not my intention to continue with this topic, but John says he like the hit and the feeling of the ebony wood. Doesn’t matter, the pro’s plays good with anything but sometimes the amateurs know better the specs of the materials :)
very well said..... Thanks John, see on you on FB...
Put morra in a commentator booth. Very easy to listen to
Did everyone know the points on predator cues are stickers? If you try to refinish these cues the points disappear.
Are your cues left handed or right handed?
Yes. Ambidextrous
I don’t think John Morra even knows what’s in his case :)
What would he know? He was only playing $5000 one pocket sets as a teenager!