Mizerak58" Onyx Two-Piece Composite Cue

This is a great cue, the matte black color looks really good, there is only one small issue how do you remove the sticker it leaves a residue behind but I used a little olive oil and it got rid of it

I have had quite a few "Under $50" cues, and this one is probably the best. For me, it is better than the $169 "Players" cue that I now use as a break cue. It is absolutely straight, solid, smooth, decent tip. Although the description might say 20 oz, it is actually 19 oz, like it says on the sticker on the cue when you get it.THE NEAR FATAL FLAW...* The workmanship could be better. When I screwed mine together, it would not unscrew apart into two pieces again. I gave it to my buddy, a 6-foot for 300 lb weight lifter, and he could not un-screw it with all of his might. I jerked it back and forth very quickly a dozen times, and finally got it to unscrew. I would suggest putting some WD-40 on the threads before you ever screw it together! It is an aluminum joint, and if it was a steel joint, this would not have happened, and this review would probably be five stars, especially for the price. Be sure to wipe off the WD-40 well, or it will get on the outside of the cue, which would be a problem.* Next, when I removed the sticker near the joint, a long strip of the black paint or whatever, came off of the cue, permanently marring it . I touched it up with a single hair brush and black fingernail polish, and it's not noticeable. Do not use magic marker, it will come up on your hands.* And another thing.That sticker near the joint is put on with glue that will leave that portion of the cue very sticky forever, unless you use GooGone or lighter fluid. Even if you use the GooGone, you still have to use the lighter fluid to get the GooGone off of it so that it's not oily. So I would suggest lighter fluid. But don't rub too hard, because of the flaking paint problem listed above.That sounds like a lot of problems, but they do not affect the play of the cue. The tip is hard so it will last a long time, but if it had a medium-hard semi-pro tip on it, I would use it all the time. You can use a Cuetec bow tie scuffer-shaper and the tip improves dramatically.SO... It's a great beginner cue, and in my opinion it's better than many of the mid-range amateur $100 cues that I've used. It's definitely not a pro cue, because it is not low deflection. But it is better than most cues in that respect, so I would call it medium deflection. Not even noticeable, unless you use a lot of English when hitting the ball hard, and even then, you can compensate for it.😎 🎱 BOB

Great stick for the price. I'm still a lower level pool player so I won't sit here and compare it to a $400 stick. I've just played a couple games of pool with it but so far I love it.

Other than the ups guy delivering it to the house next door it is decent. For the price you won't find better. Stickers are a pain to get off but oh well. It did what i needed it to do

I never leave reviews but this may be the worst thing I've ever gotten on Amazon. The tip is a square and needs tons of work. The butt cap falls right off. It's not the described weight. And something is rattling inside the cue driving me insane that can't be removed. Might be able to use the front end for a junk spare part if I'm lucky. Good luck getting the glue residue off the 4 stickers too that takes the paint off. Absolute garbage. Can't believe these are on the market.

I love the sleek look! Almost makes me look like I know what I’m doing 😂

Nice cue overall. Plays very well. Could use a tad more weight.

Solid cue. Shaft is straight and the butt has a little wobble but that is about normal for a lot of cues. The cue plays good out of the box if you work the tip a little.