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Most people don't have the room for a full size snooker table, let alone the money to buy one. Snooker tables do luckily come in smaller sizes and prices. The smallest is basically a 6ft table which can cost about £200-£800 depending on quality. Then you can find half size and three quarter size snooker tables. These can range from £1000 for a half size table, to about £5000 for a top of the line full size table. Along with a table the other equipment needed to play snooker is,

• cue
• cue tips
• chalk
• score board
• rest

A basic cue for about £10 is usually made of hardwood and has a stained butt. A better quality cue for say £40 is usually made from graphite or ash, and contain features such as a brass joint.

• Argos - At Argos you can find a sports equipment section which sells a range of snooker cues from manufacturers like Riley.
• N4 Sports - If you are looking for good quality and well priced sports equipment then N4 Sports is a great place to look.
• Pool Store, The - Suppliers of quality pool tables and accessories. Find a selection of different pool tables, balls, lighting, cues, cue racks, score boards and miscellaneous items.
• Snooker Room, The - Worldwide dealers in quality antique and new snooker tables. Secure online ordering of tables, accessories, snooker cues, chalk and prints.
• Arcade Leisure - UK Pool Tables, American Pool Tables, Snooker Tables, Trampolines, Air Hockey and Table Football, We wont be beaten on price.
• World Snooker Association - official site features include the latest Embassy World Rankings and tournament calendar, as well as detailed player profiles.
• Embassy World Snooker
  includes world rankings, hall of fame, and tournament results.
• Snooker And Pool - Specialists in home snooker, pool and activity tables. Slate or MDF beds with full range of asseccories all at unbeatable prices.

Posted on 24 / 07 / 2003

Riley snooker cues.

I currently own 4 Riley snooker cues. The first was bought back in 1985 and it has won me 2 snooker trophies in the 2 years that I played snooker with great interest. One of these trophies was presented to me by Ray Reardon. A few years later when I went back to snooker as a leisurely
thing I bought another Riley cue. 10 years later I have picked up the cue thrill again and bought myself another two Riley cues. Cheap and humble and well loved, I would not use anything else. I've beaten people who have bragged about their cue being worth £100+. What can I say. It's not the cost of the cue that makes it the best, it's the make and Riley sure do, (in my opinion)make the best. All 4 cues I rate... 5 STAR - The Best.

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Steve W Scott, Bristol

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Snooker & Pool Equipment is usually the prime market of rileys who seem to produce just about all the snooker and pool cues, tips and equipment sold at UK Internet sites. The only snooker equipment we could find which wasn't rileys was a Pot Black snooker and pool table, chalk or books about snooker and pool.