3/4 Piece 57 Inches 60 Inches Handmade Snooker Cue Kit - Aluminium - Leather Case - Ash Shaft

I have a higher end cue, this is a 2nd cue, and I can say this cue is well made and feels good. The 3/4 air joint is very nice, extensions are solid and well made, the case is also very nice but it could be a little wider as the longer part of the cue doesn't fit flush down in it's slot, but that's fine. There are a few slightly rougher areas on the cue where the finish sanding could have been a little more thorough, but for the most part it feels smooth and nice, and play isn't affected. I weighed the cue and mine is about 18.3 oz (which I'm very happy with this weight), and it feels well balanced. To me the cue has nice feel, even with the original tip that came on it, after a little shaping. I'm very happy with this purchase and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this cue to any player even at an intermediate level and maybe slightly above. It would be nice if this cue also came in a 58", and a further bonus if the range for weight was a bit more narrow as opposed to 18-19.5 oz. because that is quite a big range, as every half oz. is quite noticeable at least for myself. However, I understand to be able to supply cues at this price it's probably not possible.

If you're looking for a good, solid cue for personal use, look no further. The cue is straight, the locking joint is flush and solid with a nice vacuum seal. The handle is a nice black blue finish. The tip it came with was shaped well, but I'll likley end up replacing it as it's a little too hard for my preference. The extensions are solid too, the joints on them are just as tough. The case is well made and locks well. I'm impressed. There's no person named Mark Richard though. It's merely a name picked to mimic the western cue makers like John Parris. That said, don't let this chinese made cue scare you away. Snooker is popular in China and they've made great strides in quality. This piece shows it. There might be better out there for tournaments and pros but honestly, there's no reason to spend so much $$$ when this will do everything you ask.

It’s a good stick, but I would hesitate to call it great. The cue has a weird feel out of the box, which was packaged extremely well by amazon and the company that made the cue. The weight was okay for me and the feel was nice overall. What I didn’t like was the misleading picture of the tip shown in the product images. The image shows a nice tip with plenty of depth for long-term use, but the cue received has a very shallow tip that looks like it will NEED a to be replaced after very few months of average use. It’s shallow and has little “meat” to it. I would love if the tip was as shown or the company could ship one for replacement but otherwise a great product.

This is a heavier cue than I've been used to but it's got great power and draw. The shaft is bullet straight and the tip, while small, is good enough to play with. The ash shaft is less smooth than I would like but I think I can polish it smoother. I've put away my old light cue (a Riley made in England) and I'm playing exclusively with this new cue and enjoying it. It worth mentioning the case and attachments. The case is excellent. Very good quality construction with three clasps to secure it. The two attachments give the player the ability to lengthen the cue for those awkward shots or to use with a rest if needed. Overall a very nice cue, case and accessories and excellent value for money.

Very good cue to get started, I use it to play American pool and it works all fine; the tip is kind of soft and there is a lot of spin; very good kit and case, straight and beautiful; P.S. you need to sandpaper the shaft because there is slight paint, otherwise it stops feeling smooth.

When I tightened the Cue then I start the game and the duration of the game when shooting the Balls. it loose itself automatically, and also when I shooting the Balls the Tip make different sound it doesn’t make the correct sound 👎👎👎👎

What they said in the discription of the Cue. It's not that perfect. Tip is not perfect, Cue is not smouth, weight is not right. It's normal Cue . It's not worth the price. I am not happy with product.

I lived in London for a few years and had been playing pool for many. So I bought a great snooker cue for much money, played at the local club and became a decent player. But when I came back home I had to leave my cue in London because it was a 1 piece and I couldn't take it on the plane and so I gave it to a friend. Fast forward to today. One year in quarantine and watching lots of snooker gave me the itch to find a place to play and to get a new cue. I bought a Mark Richard stick and didn't expect much. But boy was I wrong. This is as good a cue as the one I had in London. A straight piece of hickory with the chevrons pointing in the perfect direction, great balance, a usable tip, low deflection and it was $100 with a case and extensions!). Yes, it's made in China. So what? They are crazy for snooker, have a dynasty building and many Chinese are taking up the game. You can't make a crappy cue in China and survive. as a cue maker. I love this cue. It was going to be a second to a Parris if got into it again. But I don't need a Parris anymore. Love this cue.

Same cue type two different prices

ABSOLUTE BARGAIN.. separately the case retails for £30 (Amazon), The mini butt & extender £25 (Ebay) which means you're getting a hand made ebony, maple and ash cue for £14..!! CASE : apart from looking like you're carrying around your own personal zebra crossing the case is solid and well built. The catches (3) are a little flimsy but adequate, same as the carry handle. The case interior is well finished with space for the cue, accessories, chalk and tip shaper. ACCESSORIES: The mini butt is made of composite high density plastic and the extender is made of aluminium.. both pieces have a quality feel..!! The best bit CUE: I must have been lucky as the cue I received was perfectly straight, finish excellent and feel is spot on. It screws together perfectly with no ridges or high spots. The matt finish makes the cue super slippy especially through the bridge. A wipe between frames and you're ready to go again. At 9.2mm the tip is a good compromise between snooker (half mm too small) and English pool (half mm too big).. tip size is an individual thing but even the stock tip (After a good shaping) gives good control in both games. A switch to an Elkmaster Pro tip can only improve what is already an excellent package. I might never become a quality player but with one of these at least I feel like I just might make it..!! EXCELLENT PRODUCT for the money.. Highly recommended.

I like the cue .. I think it will be good and improve my game. It's nice to have a good cue. Shipping was fast and reliable. Thank you

Mancanza tappo di gomma quando la adoperi senza prolunga nel manico quindi è facile rovinare il bilardo non era poi cosi fatica fare un tappo con un vite e della gomma.

Cue quality is lovely with a really nice and sturdy case only problem is tip was too hard which i had seen from previous reviews but £3 up my local snooker hall to put elk master tip on and the cue is lovely