🎱 Pure X Pool Cue Stick with Kamui Black Tip: Utilizing Low Deflection Technology and Choice of 12.75mm or 11.75mm Skinny Shaft - Introducing the HXT72 Review

Good balance, well made cue. The only problem is I ordered 16 ounces but received 17 ounces. I decided to keep it to myself so as not to worry about sending it back. Would give 5 stars for the right weight.

One of the most beautiful cues. A buddy in my APA pool league said it was better than his $1600 cue. and just like an arrow. There is the best offer for a quality cue.

I bought 9 sticks from McDermott for $600 to cheap $30 sticks at Revain. I love them all, but these 15 ounces are a huge improvement in my skillset. I've been very skilled with my recordings most of the time now. Sharkey

Well I just received a replacement cue for a damaged one. And it's wonderful! Love it! Thanks to the company owner who called me personally and exchanged the damaged cue himself. Thanks to Steve Schulte. I will definitely buy from this company again.

If you don't want a cue but aren't a pro yet, this cue is for you. If you become a pro, this will be your backup. Also, it's one of only two places I've been able to find 15oz (ask for weight adjustment screws). ProGear is a Player Authorized Dealer and Steve is always available to help over the phone.

Love this cue! I prefer a lighter cue and quality 17oz cues are hard to come by. I have some very expensive custom inlays. This cue looks like a home next to them. Straight and solid. This cue has seriously improved my game and made me question the merits of some of the more expensive custom cues.

Got the cue 4 days ahead of schedule! Kudos to ProGear! This cue has a great feel. There is very little deflection with the shaft and honestly it's more likely that the little was due to the shooter and not the cue! PureX technology is pure pleasure! If you don't need a new cue then just order a shaft from these guys! You have them in most carving styles.

This is a great signal. I bought an 11.75mm tip and it took a while for my game to adjust to both the smaller cue size and less sag than my previous racquet. It took me at least 3-4 weeks to settle down, but now I have more control and a wider range of English options. (I play mid-league. Both APA [5] and VNEA [8]) Cue ball 2/3 table length throw, straight shot, with 2 tips from the center (Front Side English) on the cue ball in low to medium power zero. While I usually prefer Kamui's…