CUESOUL3/4 Jointed Snooker Cue 57 inch Handcraft with Extension/Joint Protector Packed in Leatherette Cue Bag

I’m a pool player new to snooker and wanted to try a snooker cue without spending a lot, since I wasn’t sure I would like it compared to a normal pool cue. I couldn’t be happier with the quality. For the price, I got a well-made cue that is perfectly straight without a single finish flaw. The joint hardware is solid and everything fits together nice and tight. The tip is very soft, which is what I wanted, and could be used right out if the box. I shaped the tip slightly but, honestly, it wasn’t necessary. The tip is 9.5mm compared to a 13mm tip on the average pool cue. The difference is a little shocking at first but I quickly adjusted. Don’t expect much from the case - it holds the cue and will keep it from getting scratched but it’s pretty cheap and flimsy - but at this price I didn’t expect anything more.This cue looks great, plays great, and exceeded my expectations. If you’re looking for an entry level snooker cue, you won’t be disappointed in this one. I don’t want to pretend this cue is more than it really is but I gave it 5 stars because its value for money is very high.

Very high quality for the price paid. Got home late this evening and the cue had been delivered- was waiting for me on the front porch. Unpacked it immediately. Very attractive cue. All wood butt, shaft and extension. (except for the joints of course) Put it together and its perfectly straight. Love the chevron figuring on the ash shaft. Couldn't wait to hit it. I have a pool table and I spent about an hour hitting regular pool balls with the cue. Very impressed with it - love that tip that came on the shaft. I'm sure it's a soft tip. I need to buy a nice supply of that particular tip. If anyone knows which tip to order please let me know.Going to the club first thing tomorrow to play snooker. I'm sure I'll feel more confident playing with this cue.for the price point on this cue/case/extension you can't go wrong folks.

Straight as an arrow and very well finished for the price. Ash is the perfect wood for a thinner cue shaft like this. The pros: a perfect snooker starting cue. Well made, included butt extension is nice. The cons: the tip is crap and ridiculously thin; you’ll do well to replace with an Elkmaster glue on tip. You probably won’t like the vinyl case; there is no diver for the sticks and it won’t provide much protection for the cue. If you can afford it, but the set that comes with the hard case. 3/4 cases are much longer, harder to get, and can cost more than the cue. Still I can recommend it; I like mine.

Garbage, the most well made thing in the package was the towel it came with. Ferrel is not machine well nor is the joint, makes a terrible clink sound every time you hit a ball and the shaft came with 2 dings in it. Hit about a dozen balls with it and put it away, will be sending it back.

Used the cue for a year now and still love it. Excellent value for the money! I grew up playing snooker so got me a snooker stick to play pool. It worked well and didn't bend. Don't break the pool rack with it though just in case. The metallic case is sturdy enough to keep it safe. Get the case unless you are a really careful person.

Excellent snooker cue, very nicely done..

It the best cue I have ever owned, super accurate, perfectly weighted cuesoul is now one of my top brands. Shot my best game with this cue.

Not real impressed with this cue. It's not real straight and the wood extension does not mate up well with cue, so it wobbles a bit. The tip is fine and holds chalk well after an initial light sanding. All the accessories seem ok, nothing special.Probably a decent cue for a beginner, I was hoping for something better.Update:The joint for the extension has pulled loose. The metal grommet has broke loose from the wood and the extension will not connect now. The cue is two days past the return date. (32 days old)