RNT2 Monti Copper Cups:To add to Tom’s fine review on the Monti Cups, I would like to share a brief back ground of the Cups. In the 1970’s Harry Monti (Montieth) designed a set of Cups that became quite popular for their size and shape. It has become a mainstay Cup for the original RNT and RNT2 companies. These Cups have been produced in many metals, copper, brass, aluminum and as Tome has gun metal. Other versions of the Monti Cups are the Bells of ST Mary, a bronze chromed version that is said to ring like a bell and combo versions made of copper, brass and aluminum.
The Monti Cups have become a true classic of Cup design. They are probably the most copied Cup by other manufactures. RNT2 is the only manufacturer authorized to make the Monti Cups.
Copper Monti Cups-
http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/BCSDenver/Cups/MontiCups002.jpghttp://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/BCSDenver/Cups/MontiCups004.jpgOriginally they were issued with 1” balls; this was later changed to 7/8’ balls allowing them to stack three balls-
http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/BCSDenver/Cups/MontiCups001.jpghttp://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/BCSDenver/Cups/MontiCups003.jpgThe Monti Cups will accommodate a lacrosse ball for a final load-
http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm227/BCSDenver/Cups/MontiCups005.jpgThese are truly great Cups, scoring high for their classic design (like a blue blazer that never goes out of style), workable size and ability to handle a fairly large load. I am sure that the Monti Cups will make a rotation into my workers Cups. Now the question is…. Do I let them turn or stay shiny.
Tom… thanks for letting me add to your great review,
Bruce