This is a super nice pool cue! I love the design on it and the colors. The inlays are really nice. I got the blue and it looks like it is trimmed in turquoise. It’s not actual turquoise, I’m aware, but it’s vivid and looks like actual bits of stone. The geometric look of it is super appealing. It’s super straight and shoots beautifully, breaking or regular play. It’s a nice weight, easy to hold and shoot. I got this for my adult son, but I really like the weight of it as well. It unscrews at the middle into two pieces for easy storage and transport. I think this is well worth the $40 price point at the time I got it. The only thing that would have made it better is if it came with a case to keep it in. I haven’t gotten a case for it yet, so I essentially store it in the box it was delivered in. It’s the only thing I have that long enough for this to fit in, even broken down. So it would have been nice if a case was included. Read more

This cue stick is such a cut above anything out there at this price point. It looks and feels like a much more expensive stick and when I get it out at the hall, I get some serious ooohs and aaahs from others. This is so classy. I love the extremely smooth feel, the perfectly balanced weight and the precise snapping contact it makes with the ball. No warping at all, just very straight and smooth. This is a little heavier than my daughter thought I should have gotten but I love the extra heft, which is really helping me break more consistently. The pattern, coupled with the multiple layers of protective lacquer, give the entire butt a lustrous shine and visual depth. Nice quality leather tip takes the chalk and holds it well. Assembly is easy and the two pieces mesh perfectly with no joint ridge. The rubber butt-bumper is also great for resting the stick on the floor or your foot between shots. I highly recommend these sticks and they would really make a wonderful gift. Read more

A very nice cue for the money. It’s got a solid butt screw, a firm joint, and surprisingly good balance. In my opinion, this is the perfect beginner cue. Spend another $5 on an Elk Master or other medium-soft tip and you’ll have yourself a great starter stick. No, it’s not going to hit like a Joss, Schon, or even the lowest-end Meucci—but for about $50 total, you get a straight cue made of hard rock maple with a consistent albeit firm hit. Honestly, it’s amazing that this level of quality exists at this price point. And no, those aren’t real points or inlays—it’s paint. But paint never made or missed a ball. Just don’t store it assembled and leaning against the wall or leave it baking in your truck. Avoid big humidity swings, take care of it, and this cue could easily last decades. BTW, throw away that chalk or put it on the table for your competition to use while you keep a good piece of chalk in your pocket to use discreetly, (hustle much?) It might would be a good beater cue to throw in a case and keep behind your seat for an impromptu game. Bottom line: Great value for anyone getting started or needing a reliable backup cue. Read more

The CueBar pool cue stick is 58 inches long and it comes in two pieces. Makes for a great pool cue for any recreational player or even tournament player. The two pieces screw on a off quickly. The 13mm tip comes with a solid reinforced ferrule. Most pool players know that a solid tip and ferrule is paramount to a good pool stroke. Another feature is that it does not have your typical wrap grip. So no more dealing with any kind of unwrapped threads on your grip.My pool cue 21 ounces in weight. I really like the balance. Has a nice smooth feel. Great center of gravity and it has a nice tapered finish to it. Read more

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