HomeSeason Pool Cue Stick 57" Billiard Cue Sticks Professional Low Deflection Pool Sticks

The pool table we purchased came with toothpicks for cue's so we decided to get some new cue's with some weight to them. Affordable and sturdy, just what we needed.They seem to be pretty accurate, unless I am THAT good at pool. LOL.

The cue came straight as an arrow and deflection is lower than expected. I never thought an inch shorter than most cues would make such a difference in my play! I am a short person and I love this cue, Incredible value. It did take a lot scuffing with my tip tool to round the tip though as it was very flat but it is holding up well.

To be fair I have never played with a "good" pool cue. This is advertised as a low deflection stick and I had a medium so I wanted to try it. So again as I can't compare it to an expensive quality stick. The tip end feels huge until you get used to it. It does feel comfortable and it's straight. It has a good feel when you hit the ball and doesn't have that "tink" sound when you hit. It didn't change my game or have any affect at all really. It's a pool stick and it feels ok. That's about it.Update- after about 6 weekends of using it the plastic ferrule for the tip cracked and I'll have to have it redone. So it's pretty much useless until I can get it repaired. I liked it initially but I'll not buy another one.

When ever I looked these up I thought they were going to be way more expensive. This one was like $30. And looks nice!

It's good quality material. The shaft is straight and the tip is great

Here is a picture from the two cue sticks that I ordered. 21 oz is my breaker stick and 19 oz is my playing cue stick. There on AWESOME

J bougth it to try , rhino Cristal tip on it.,I did not use the tip I replaced it fir rhino.pool stick 37.50 is hood price .to replace it avgoodbtip

Good cue