Judd Fuller of Yelllow Jacket, Colorado, has earned a reputation for making great playing cues. Those who play (or have played) with Judd cues include Efren Reyes and Robin Bell. His cues seem to be better known in the western part of the U.S., probably because Judd made his mark as a player and backer during his younger days in California.
He doesn't make a lot of cues, and his waiting list is normally close to a year. However, once you get one and play with it, you'll understand why they're in demand.
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| The great thing about his cues is not only are they top players, but they look great as well. His designs are unique and easily recognizable, most of them being eight point cues -- his points are distinctively long and thin.
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This may be my favorite Judd design. It's a beautiful cue. I'm partial to pretty cocobolo and this cue uses it to the max. Each of the eight points is inlaid with an elongated ivory star that is repeated in the boxes in the butt sleeve.
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| The butt sleeve uses a unique design of ivory boxes with identical stars to those in the points. It has silver checkered rings and a nice BE maple forearm and butt.
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This classic cue comes with two 13mm shafts and weighs about 19 ounces. It's dressed up with an optional brown leather wrap to make the cue look extra classy. It's a bargain of a cue at $1900.
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