58 Piece Billiard Hardwood Canadian Review

I love the look of this tail. Unfortunately the screw was off center and the shaft was off center. I contacted Revain and sent the product back. I'm waiting for a replacement and I hope the stick is straight. I hope to write a new review and the stick replacement is great.

I bought this cue after joining the league and reading the previous comments about it. My teammates and others have tried this break cue and thought it was awesome. Only one person didn't care because they prefer to use an easier cue to break. The cue is durable, ready to use and unbreakable. Don't let the price fool you into thinking this cue isn't good. .

The weight of this cue is perfect for breaking. I use this cue for every break and it works flawlessly. The cue is straight as an arrow and well balanced. It lies perfectly in the hand and can take a powerful hit without any problems. Great hard tip (I shaped it to a quarter radius) that hits the cue ball hard every time. I would recommend this cue to anyone looking for a quality breakstick.

I like it very much. Great value for money and it saves me from hitting my regular cue. Good firm heaviness. It took me a while to get used to as I kept throwing the cue ball off the table when I first started using this cue, but now I've hit it pretty well and am consistently getting good breaks with a ball or two in the Pocket. Part of me wished the pen was boxed, but that's about the only thing I could complain about.

I love this keyword! I used this cue for a couple of years until the tip broke. Our entire pool team basically used it to break every game every week for years before the tip needed replacing. I'm not picky about break signals. I just love having a break cue that I can abuse to keep the soft tip on my regular game cue. This thing isn't fancy, but it takes some ABUSE and it will crush the rack. Absolutely recommendable at this price!

I'm new to billiards but I love to play and have gained enough strength to understand that breaking a regular racquet isn't worth it. This stick is strong and heavy. The connection seems fine and seems to be holding up. At first the tip was no different from the tip of an ordinary wand, but when I chalked it on I noticed a very strong leather braid. I'm sure there are much better cues out there, but for a beginner this is very good. This is by far the best value for money; I have yet to find a…

Great Stick! A strong blow. The only thing I change is that I add a brake type instead of a leather type. Excellent value for money and quality. Update: First game in the Shooting Pool. During my eighth break the tip came loose. Don't worry as it's easy to reattach the nib and I have a fragile nib instead if a leather nib can be fitted on it. with glue dried, if you have the confidence to attach a new tip, don't worry! So I stand by my original assessment. Put the torque behind every break!.

I got tired of scouring the local gyms for cues and depending on whether a racquet can be in very good condition or not so I decided to make my own break- add queue . After reading the reviews I decided to get this wand. It's well made and straight forward. He has a strong joint. 23 ounces. It's nice. I don't like hard, hard Quenen as at least for me it caused me to lose control of the cue ball during the breaks. If you like hard tips, you'll love this one. It's thick so there's plenty of room…

Some reviewers mention the leather tip; The manufacturer may have recently changed the product. Mine arrived in May 2019 as shown on Revain with a long hard phenolic tip. This is a great signal to take a break. The nib is textured enough to apply a light coat of chalk to it, but it's probably better to give the nib a thorough cleaning than just "drill" the chalk in hopes of even coverage. ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Tuff black, as shown, steel, external thread 5/16x18. The shaft