Review on 🎱 Mizerak 58" Composite Matte Black Cue: Warp-Resistant with 13mm Fiber Ferrule and Leather Tip by Jake Atonyo

I've had a few "under $50" cues and this is probably the best. For me it's better than the $169 "Players" cue that I now use as a break cue. It's absolutely straight, firm, smooth, with a subtle tip. While the description may say 20 ounces it is actually 19 ounces as stated on the cue sticker when you receive it. ALMOST FATAL bug.* The processing could be better. When I rolled mine, it no longer split in two. I gave it to my buddy who is a 6ft 300lb weightlifter and he couldn't unscrew it with all his might. I tore it back and forth very quickly ten times and finally unscrewed it. I would suggest putting some WD-40 on the threads before twisting them together! This is an aluminum hinge and if it had been a steel hinge this would not have happened and this review would probably give five stars, especially for the price. Be sure to dry the WD-40 well or it will end up on the outside of the cue, which is a problem. came off the cue and ruined it forever. I touched it up with a hairbrush and black nail polish and it's unnoticeable. Don't use the magic marker, it will fall into your hands.* And one more thing. This sticker near the knuckle has an adhesive that makes this part of the cue permanently very sticky unless you use GooGone or lighter fluid. Even if you use a GooGone you still need to use lighter fluid to get the GooGone off it so it isn't oily. So I would recommend lighter fluid. But don't rub too hard because of the paint peeling problem described above. It seems that there are many problems, but they do not affect the play of the cue. The nib is stiff so it lasts a long time, but if it had a medium hardness semi-pro nib I would use it all the time. You can use the Cuetec fly shaper and the tip will improve a lot. This is a great cue for beginners and in my opinion better than many mid-range $100 amateur cues I've used. It's definitely not the cue, because it's no small rash. But it's better than most cues in that regard, so I'd call it an average deviation. Not even noticeable unless you speak a lot of English if you hit the ball hard and even then you can make it up to you.😎 🎱 BOB