Great video. Thanks for reviewing this case. It looks super nice. I wish I could have seen what the internal tubes look like though. It was too dark to see in the video. Are they soft lined tubes, or hard tubes? If soft, then is it thick, like JB super tight tubes? Thanks.
I just bought the other Ray model 2X2 one with the zipper top. I just have a feeling that button won’t be on right and all of my sticks would slide out on the floor one late night. Love the case though regardless.
I just got my 2 butt 2 shaft case! Was wondering should I put 1 shaft tip down and the other one tip up, because they are less pressed tight against each other this way?
@sp1200M3D awesom! Personally I place my tips down and all my cue cases and on the butt, I place them with the pins up. I put the tips down because I think it protects the shaft joints, just in case I accidentally drop the case or drop them when setting the case down. The tip can be replaced but if the shaft where the pin goes in gets damaged the would be irritating. I don’t really use joint protectors, I have them but too lazy to put them on. I just use the joint protectors only when I fly. Hope this helps and hope you enjoy your new case.
@@playpool12fyao thanks! And you are right. I just looked it up, and it says to put the shafts in tip down. Fits nice and snug. It’s a nice case when I compare it to my $20 one too. Appreciate the feedback.
The case has held up. It’s a good starter case if you plan to only have cue with no backup shafts. Personally I would get a 2x4 even if I had no backup shafts for now. The 2x4 in the long run will be best especially if you start to get serious about pool. Hope this helps and thank you for commenting again.
Great video. Thanks for reviewing this case. It looks super nice. I wish I could have seen what the internal tubes look like though. It was too dark to see in the video. Are they soft lined tubes, or hard tubes? If soft, then is it thick, like JB super tight tubes? Thanks.
I just bought the other Ray model 2X2 one with the zipper top. I just have a feeling that button won’t be on right and all of my sticks would slide out on the floor one late night. Love the case though regardless.
Hope you enjoy your case. Ray cases are durable and looks very clean. Thank you for commenting.
@@playpool12fyao Thank you!
I just got my 2 butt 2 shaft case! Was wondering should I put 1 shaft tip down and the other one tip up, because they are less pressed tight against each other this way?
@sp1200M3D awesom! Personally I place my tips down and all my cue cases and on the butt, I place them with the pins up. I put the tips down because I think it protects the shaft joints, just in case I accidentally drop the case or drop them when setting the case down. The tip can be replaced but if the shaft where the pin goes in gets damaged the would be irritating. I don’t really use joint protectors, I have them but too lazy to put them on. I just use the joint protectors only when I fly. Hope this helps and hope you enjoy your new case.
@@playpool12fyao thanks! And you are right. I just looked it up, and it says to put the shafts in tip down. Fits nice and snug. It’s a nice case when I compare it to my $20 one too. Appreciate the feedback.
does it have tubes that run down the length of the case on the inside? Or is it just the fabric dividers between the cues
j carr they are fabric dividers. Thank you for commenting and please share.
So how is that case held up? Any comment or takeaways? I'm in the market for a new case and I was looking at that particular one. Thanks
The case has held up. It’s a good starter case if you plan to only have cue with no backup shafts. Personally I would get a 2x4 even if I had no backup shafts for now. The 2x4 in the long run will be best especially if you start to get serious about pool. Hope this helps and thank you for commenting again.