Carbon Fiber Pool Cue Stick 10.5mm/11.8mm/12.5mm,Low Deflection Pool Stick,Professional Cue Stick with Case

It’s a simple cue, no ornate inlay. Straight, sturdy and has a good feel. I like it. Case is decent too. Don’t like the white on the case but it’s made well enough.

I purchased the white with Irish linen wrap for $189.At this price point this cue is a bargain. It is nicer than what Viking offers due to silver ring inlays. Plus, it comes with a carbon fiber shaft. It may not have the BEST carbon fiber shaft on the market, but it doesn't need to be. I will eventually replace the tip with something higher-end, but for now I get more action on the cue than I did before with a thicker maple shaft. I put $5 predator decals on it and now it's custom. 👀 Love it ♥️

I’ve never written a review before so bare with me. I’m just an amateur at best and very little exposure to carbon fiber. I’ve just recently played with a friend of mines cuetec svb 19 oz cue and it’s pretty amazing to say the least and if that’s what you’re hoping this stick is, well it’s not. That being said, it’s not that far away from it either. First of all, it’s straight, the shaft and butt come together very nice, and the carbon fiber feels smoother than i expected. The tip is very nice, not sure what kind it is but I normally use an elk master med tip and it feels similar. The balance is great with it not being top heavy, it has a very nice balance point. I have only played around 5 games with it but it really does feel good. Smooth and silky shaft(no glove) nicely balanced, nice tip, I have to say, Its very Impressive. Now for the few negatives, it’s very ordinary looking, the black finish on the butt is average at best. I will wax and buff it to try and spruce it up but I think it is what it is. The linen wrap is also average, just not the best. Compared to higher priced sticks as far as looks go, it really just doesn’t compare, but being that it plays so well, and I can always get it re-wrapped whenever I want, this really was a non factor, it’s not hideous just very plain.The carbon fiber shaft was worth more than the price alone. Oh and the bag was whatever, I won’t ever use it so it’s a non factor as well. Not trying to tell a company what to do but personally I’d drop the bag and go for a more eye popping box opening appeal. My friends cuetec came in a pretty awesome box and it really did make it exciting to open, still very nice purchase, I’ll get a lot of play out of it.

Love this cue the Looks, The hit is remarkable, The weight is a little light for me So my question is does anyone know or have tried to change the weight bolts. Does the rubber bumper twist off?? Ok it comes off using a 5mm Allen then you have access to the bolt. Just want to add the shaft is really good and the hit unlike a wood shaft still is solid. Seems like a well made cue for the price. If you are looking to switch over to carbon fiber shaft and don’t want to spend a lot of money this is a great option

This cue plays extremely well. The tip it came with is also much better than expected. It feels very similar to a Tiger medium. Very impressed with the shaft quality. It is a very low deflection cue. I'm a league player with 25 + years experience. The only slight drawback was that the wrap had some excess adhesive that oozed out along the seam. It was easily rubbed off so not a big deal The joint fit nice and tight.Definitely worth the money!

I had 3 nice playing cues - an antique from the late 70s/early 80s and a couple of handmade customs. Now I have 4 nice playing cues. This Cuedesg cue is a solid choice to have as your only cue or to add to the collection, especially if you want a great playing cue that isn't too flashy. It hits nice (no weird noises that many carbon fiber shafted cues are said to have), exhibits good ball control, is well balanced and feels quite nice in the hand. That PU leather wrap is great in both looks and feel. At the current prices your money won't be wasted with this one.

Bumper easily screws off and using 6mm allen wrench you can remove weigh bolt. Replacement sizes are available by searching Amazon. Mine came with 4" long 2.4 oz that you can hack-saw or cut down as an alternate. Shaft weighs about 4 oz and butt about 16 oz PLUS any weight bolt you use. This cue is well balanced. I replaced tip with Kamui Soft because that is what I have used for over 8 years. My cue is the 11.8 version with the linen wrap. I just bought the 12.5 version which is the most popular size among pro's and excellent players SO generally speaking a great place to start. I just bought simply to try the larger tip. BTW the most popular tip curvature is a nickel coin radius. Most tips ship this way. I played dime radius for years but now am a much better player using nickel radius...but I digress. I highly recommend this CUEDESG product for all players that want to spend 200 to 300 for almost any level of play! I am NOT reimbursed or solicited reviewer. I do have expensive low deflection bend shaft wood cue that was perfect for me. That is before I tried a CueTec brand a friend was using and then found this CUEDESG brand that in my opinion could be same manufacturer based on pictures and specifications I have found. 700 vs 220 dollars was no brainer and I am happy I bought this. Finally, the layered leather tip that comes with this is great medium density that most players would be very happy with. Love the case that comes with this cue and the joint protectors included, as well.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this cue stick. I bough this because i didn’t want to keep buying maple cues to warp. I don’t have a lot of experience playing pool. And before this the best cue i had was an $80 Mezz maple shaft. This feels way different than that cue, this is true straight. and the energy transfer with this cue is much more efficient than the maple shaft. Over all i am very happy with my purchase and won’t be returning it. If you just want a nice playing cue and to not spend $400 on just a shaft. this might be the play. I don’t (know how this compares to expensive maple shafts or even more expensive carbon fiber shafts.)