🎱 CUESOUL SOOCOO Series 58" 19oz Maple Pool Cue: Superior Performance for Pool Enthusiasts Review

This is an update of the product overview. I received this billiard cue as shown and did not know it. Everything that was to come was found. My grandson loves it and can't wait to use it. Yesterday he turned 15 and today the stick arrived, which surprised me a lot. Many Thanks.

I played with one of these cues for several months and came back to buy a second one, exactly the same as the first. Some may say this is more than I need, but those who say this have never handled a great cue! I'm happy to say that the second one works just as well, if not better than the first one. distinguish them? As? Now I'm doubly happy!

This was a Christmas present for our 22 year old son. He loved it so much and has been using it several times a week ever since. It's well made and the case is great, it also comes with a small package of accessories. There are many things that can go into choosing a pool cue, so do your research and try out the many options at Revain. This was perfect for the purpose we needed.

Can't be beat for the price and way better than chasing a house stick at the pool when you can't carry your loved ones nearby. Outperforms any home made stick (and some "good replicas"), excellent value for money and incredible taper/tip (11.5mm) at this price point. The sturdy case has a towel, knuckle guard, shooting glove, point tool and chalk.

I still like the stick. The grip is well balanced and feels good when shooting. The tip that comes with it is of excellent quality compared to other replicas I played with right away. The tip provides a good feel and the cue control allows you to take your game to the next level. This is my third stick purchased from this company and I look forward to purchasing many more. As my game improves I will come back for another better cue. love the product. Carry on in the same spirit.

We have a decent table at work that we've used some pretty shabby sticks on. Some with cracks, some with tips stuck together, etc. However, after having a pretty good time with a bad stick, I finally decided to buy my own. Enter Quesul. This stick is pretty strong. The tip shaping tool isn't the best, but it allows you to round the tip if needed. It was a solid purchase and I noticed my game improved after about a week of shooting with it. If you're looking for something decent to study but…

Not a bad hint for $100. The weight was 18.75 ounces, not 19. The tip was supposed to be 11.5mm, but it turned out to be 12mm. These inconsistencies did not surprise me. They would be unacceptable for a custom cue manufacturer, but they are undoubtedly made in a factory in China with little to no quality control. I bought it as a cheap way to try a small bore tip before buying something more expensive. I had to turn the stock down to shrink it down to what I wanted to try. In any case, although