Carbon Fiber Pool Cue Stick 58" Billiard Cue Sticks Professional Low Deflection Pool Sticks with 3/8 * 8 Pin Joint and 12.5mm Tip

Love it, great looking, great price, lots of compliments on stick, works great love it

This pool cue felt really good! Balance was nice. Well packaged, and delivered right to my door!

Bought for a co-worker who is retiring but it seems to be great quality

It's a really great cue. Little deflection, smooth.

This cue is a steal for the price. I was finding that there were a ton of options for cheap bar cues, and a ton of options for cues over $400. I’m a casual player and don’t need the nicest cue but definitely benefit from having something better than the cheap cues at my local pool hall. For $160 for almost everything you need this cue is an amazing deal. It has definitely taken my play to the next level. It looks like an expensive cue but if you're not running racks every game, you probably won’t be able to tell the difference between this cue and one 3 times the cost. You could upgrade the tip if you preferred something a little softer but the medium tip that comes on it has been working great for me so far.

The cue is rather light, in my opinion. It weighs 17.75 ounces, and I prefer to shoot with a 20 or 21 ounce cue. I bought it without knowing the weight because the description said the weight was variable. The the weight bolt that comes with it installed weighs about 1.8 ounces and you cannot stack weights because of how it's designed. The maker of the cue (Crical), only sells smaller ones than the one that comes with it, meaning I can't make it heavier. Otherwise, the stick is straight, looks nice, and has a nice tip.

Great cue for a great price

I purchased the cue 8/7/25. I initially purchased it for the shaft. I have another cue with a 3/8 *8 radial pin. I purchased it because the shaft that came with my other cue was a 10.5mm. I wanted something a little bigger. It was between this cue or buying a rhino shaft. I figured since it was less expensive and a whole cue versus just a shaft it was a good deal. However, after putting the shaft on my other cue which is a 3/8*8 radial the same as this one. The shaft is now slightly bent. Which shouldn’t be because it’s the same size radial. I’m very particular about the measurement of the pins. Needless to say very disappointed now. I put the shaft back on the original butt and now it’s bent. The quality isn’t good to me. I own one other carbon fiber cue and purchased a rhino shaft for my players cue. Neither one of them bent. I put the 10.5 on the crical cue and then back on its original butt still straight. My original cue is konellon. Which btw owns Crical. Again disappointing.

very nice cue, plays really smooth.

I first encountered this cue in a dim bar where the felt had seen more stories than the bartender. The house cues leaned against the wall like retired prizefighters. Crooked. Scarred. Suspiciously sticky. Then I unscrewed the case. Out came the CRICAL. Fifty-eight inches of dark intention. The shaft, woven from carbon fiber, gleamed with the quiet authority of a fighter jet wing. Carbon fiber isn’t merely decoration. It brings stiffness, durability, and a remarkable stability to the strike. Less twist. Less vibration. Just the sound of certainty when the tip meets the cue ball.  I chalked up. The first break felt… deliberate. Not loud. Not wild. The cue transfers energy through a stainless 3/8×8 joint with the kind of efficiency that makes physics professors nod approvingly.  Then came the real magic. English. The shaft’s low-deflection design means the cue ball behaves less like a rebellious teenager and more like a disciplined cavalry horse. Where you aim is very nearly where it goes.  The 12.5 mm tip whispers to the cue ball instead of shouting. Draw shots glide backward like they’re reconsidering their life choices. Follow shots march forward with quiet purpose. And the grip? A laser-engraved wrapless texture that feels secure even after three games and a questionable basket of wings. No unraveling linen. No sweaty slippage. Just control.  The butt carries imported beech wood with an adjustable weight system, so the cue balances exactly where your stroke demands.  The result? A cue that feels less like equipment… and more like an accomplice. The eight ball drops. Your opponent exhales slowly. You pretend it was routine. Because with this cue in hand, it almost is. Verdict: A sleek modern pool cue that delivers professional-style carbon fiber performance without the aristocratic price tag. Smooth, precise, and quietly intimidating across the felt. Five stars. And if the table light is low and the room smells faintly of chalk and ambition… bring it out slowly. Let them see it.

i did not recieved a complete package? pool cue tips are missing. but the pool cue is very nice.

Très bon produits ,mais manquais 2 articles dedans .

The stick keeps coming apart. I use plumbers tape to tighten the joint and still comes loose.