Tai ba cues 2-Piece Pool cue Stick + Hard Case, 13mm Tip, 58", Hardwood Canadian Maple Professional Billiard Pool Cue Stick 18,19,20,21,22 Oz Pool Stick (Selectable)-Blue, Black, Red, Gray, Green

I got this stick as a beginner and I have no complaints. When you hit with this stick it's super smooth and easy to get used to. If anyone wants this stick I would say go for it because you won't be disappointed.

Very happy with this. Got for my husband for Father's Day. He loves it. Case is nice with separate compartments to keep the different parts of the stick from rubbing together. The first one we ordered was warped but they replaced it super fast.

I'm happy with this product & I like the way it stays tight as 1 piece. It has a very clean and fashionable look. The case is better than I expected.

I’m really impressed with this product! The quality exceeded my expectations and it works exactly as described. It’s well-made, easy to use, and definitely worth the price. Shipping was fast and the packaging was secure. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality option.

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I got this cue stick after reading reviews. Most reviews hadn't played with it much. I'm pretty much self taught, but have been taking lessons on hitting the cue ball to be able to control the shot. I have been doing a lot of shots and this stick is great! I immediately check the stick to be straight, and it was perfect. The tip was not oversized, so I was able to do a lot of shots with spin. I am having a great time learning more about controlling the cue ball and this stick does great! It looks great too! Well worth the~$75 price point if you don't want to spend a couple hundred dollars.

I was in need of a house cue for guests that don’t bring their own cue. The quality for the price seems very very good. I got it in 21oz weight, and as it turns out, I now use it for my break cue. Came with an inexpensive hard tip, probably something like an Elk Master, so also great for breaking.

I'm an amateur hobby pool player and simply wanted my own stick. Of course there are numerous choices available and they can be confusing to the newbie. But my goal was simple, get the most bang for the buck - my comfort level was around $50-$75 dollars, which put this choice at the lower end of that scale. When purchasing a stick, the worst anticipation is getting a stick the might be warped or crooked - no worries here, this one was absolutely perfect. Perfect roll on the billiard surface, no wobbles, none. The second is the tip, this one was perfectly shaped and pre-scuffed. I chose the 19.5 ounce, no regrets there. The finish on the handle is flawless. The grip I chose is a wrapped leatherette (It might be leather, but I doubt it) which is smooth feeling, but if you have moist hands this might not be the best choice and go with a linen wrapped. I decided against linen wrapped due to possible longevity issues. The finish on the business end however was unusual (to me) so much so that I wrote the seller and asked about it. The shaft from behind the tip to within 4" of the ferrule is raw wood. True it's polished silky smooth, and it feels absolutely great sliding on your guide hand, but this seemed questionable. Every other pool cue I've ever had my hands on was heavily finished butt to tip. Granted, they were all house cues or just general knock around cues. The seller wrote back and allowed that they purposely polish off the finish on high end cues just to make them better sliding, and that's the way that most seasoned pool players want them anyway - if they can't buy them that way then they sand it off themselves. News to me, but I can't argue with the results. In visiting pool halls in my youth, there were conical shapes of chalk/powder that we rubbed our guide hand on to minimize friction, without it the cue was always "grabby." Of course that chalk wound up everywhere, most notably on the felt. Now, in retirement, no more powder. I see that everyone is using a glove. I bought gloves for use with this stick - but I don't think I'll need to wear the gloves, more on at a later date.The case is leatherette, and completely serviceable. A small pouch for an extra chalk, glove, etc. An adjustable strap for over the shoulder carrying. The joint protectors are new to me, they are plastic, but do their job - why not use them.All in all, I'm very satisfied with the product. My intent was to get a better stick if my progress warranted, but this item might just carry me deeper into the experiment. All the best, dawjr