📎 CueClip Cue Clip Map & Cue Sheet Holder: Keep Your Cues Organized and Easily Accessible Review

Ideal for attaching billiard cards to a bike as intended. I like the secure locking mechanism that keeps the paper safe and prevents it from accidentally coming loose. This has happened to me twice with binder clips and I said "enough". It's also easy to unlock with one hand to flip the cue on the fly. If you need a title holder, I recommend this product.

Can't believe I bought this. Seriously, if you don't have money to waste, don't buy this item. It costs about 2 cents, and with a little imagination you can probably poke around the house and come up with something better. I have realized that it will come with a little seizure. Far too expensive and very lame. We often buy many stupid things in our lives. This is one of them.

Works great! No more pulling sheets out of my pockets and fumbling with them while driving. Closes securely, never had a problem with it. Highly recommended. You need to fold it so your foot doesn't hit it or it flaps in the wind. I usually print an 8-1/2 x 11 sheet or card and fold it in quarters or something near that side. I might have to turn it over in the middle of a ride to get the rest of the ride information, but I can easily do this during a ride or at a stop while waiting for…

If you don't mind hitting the brake and stopping to pick up a dropped card, it works great. I took this on a 5 day bike ride and even installed it behind a recumbent bike fairing to protect it from the wind. The book of cards was dropped about twice a day. It seemed to hold up best with more pages instead of just a few, but it still ended up dropping content whether the AI was holding 1 or 15 pages. The velcro is good although it slips a bit, I'll try to use a strap and a simple stationery…

I have been cycling for over 16 years and coaching others for 100 mile events. As training distances continue to increase, you need directions. There are many online tools for creating routes and turns, but not many devices that allow you to have these directions in front of you. Then I discovered CueClip. It's one of those simple ideas that we all come up with, why didn't I think of it before. It attaches easily to your bike handlebars and won't scratch your beautiful paintwork. I recommend…

I have been attending centennial and centennial metrics for many years and take my racquet out with the route every Saturday morning. It would be difficult to work with an itinerary using a clamp, but I feel much more secure and confident that my itinerary will stay in place. I share a similar complaint that the surface of the strap that contacts the handlebars needs to have some sort of rubberized texture to keep it in place. I solved this by putting some tape on the back of the velcro so the…

If you're driving a route and need to make a turn, you probably want your directions handy! There's nothing worse than leading a small group and missing a turn! This product is ridiculously simple and well made. It does what it advertises SO well! It blocks almost anywhere you want it to. I find that wrapping the bar tape keeps it in place better than bare metal/carbon. It really can be used effectively almost anywhere! It stays in place and holds your instructions well. I put my cue in a…