Pool Cue Stick/Billairds cue Stick with 13mm Fiber Leather tip, Different Size, 58“ or 48" or 42" Set of 2, Set of 4, Weight 18OZ,

These worked great while we waited for the table to be moved. The little kids love them too. And then they aren't using our good ones.

These weren’t bad at all for the price. Not the highest quality sticks, but still work well. One stick had a little bend to it, but still useable. We use these in a tighter area of the table and also as kids sticks.

looks and will work well thanks

These are perfect for the kids and if something is too close to your table for a decent shot.

The 48” cues were for a very small table and work much better than the 40” cues that came with the table.

No one's going to think you inherited these from Minnesota Fats. No one's going to try to steal them from you. No one's going to play your for one of these vs. the pink slip to their hot rod.They are going to ask if you've got a cue for them or if you're gonna have to share, and they're going to nod approvingly when they see you got four perfectly good basic sticks for when people are there to play.These are those. You won't get tense when kids or teenagers use them, because they're easy to replace. You won't get sheepish when grownups or enthusiasts use them, because they're plenty good, straight, well-tipped, and have the right heft and balance and length to them.Get a deluxe dijon pool cue with a leather case to impress the sharks. Get these ones to have plenty of sticks to go around.Do recommend.

I have a pool cue graveyard in the basement with warped cues and broken tips. I was really happy when I got these out of the box - great looking, with a good length and weight. They feel good when you make a stroke. Most importantly they roll pretty true - not warped like my old ones.

These are nice looking cues, and they seem to be well made.They go together easily, and the fit of the two pieces is nice--we rolled them on the table to see if there were any bumps or warping when they showed up, and they seemed fine. And, the shaft and the butt are nicely turned, producing a smooth surface and a good feel in the hand.The leather tips chalk up well, and they hold the chalk, so there is no need to chalk repeatedly.However, the tips also seem a little more fragile than I like, so they may need to be replaced more frequently.These aren't professional quality cues (for the price, you wouldn't expect them to be), but they are nice for a home table or for someone learning the game. If you want to let the kids or visitors play with them, they are good enough for shooting around in the basement and probably durable enough that they will last through normal wear and tear for several years, while still looking pretty nice.As a starter set or to replace some damaged cues, these will be fine, but they most likely aren't the ones that you'll be using after you've gotten the hang of shooting pool.