🎱 Tai Ba Cues 2-Piece Pool Cue Stick + Hard Case - Canadian Maple Professional Billiard Cue 18,19,20,21,22 Oz (Selectable Colors) Review

I wanted to give a gift to a family member who plays pool he was very impressed and looked at other racquets in the up to $100 range, this racquet is as good as a good $50 -80 cues. We played with it for a few rounds and were impressed by the quality and looks of the stick and case.

I purchased a billiard cue that appeared to be deformed after a few months of minimal use. When I contacted TaiBA, they immediately apologized for the faulty product and sent me a new one. Great customer service and they definitely stand behind their products. Definitely recommend TaiBA products and buy from them in the future.

The racquet is very attractive, strong and straight. The case offers good protection and has space for chalk storage, chalk holder and gloves. I was very happy with the purchase, this is a beautiful billiard cue with high shooting accuracy! The paint and wood quality is very good. A great product impresses and shocks people with its performance!

I play 1-10 games each week but only at the bar tables. I just wanted something I could get used to, that was straight forward and weighted to my liking. Choosing a barstick can be disappointing, lol. I'm not breaking this stick as I'd rather torment cheap sticks but when playing I'm very comfortable, I like that the finish doesn't reach the stick so it picks up chalk better and stays smooth. The design/finish is satisfactory for the price, I REALLY like the grip leather wraps and the butt end…

There is nothing wrong with this cue. I'm 19.5 and the stick rolls perfectly straight on a straight table. I couldn't be happier because now that my job has taken me all over the US I've had to play bar tables, we have our own table and I've spent 3-4x what I paid for this cue , which I did not adhere to Kyiv no more. This was well packaged with a plastic wrapped cue and protection on the ends, they are plastic but worked well. The included hard case was also wrapped in plastic before being…

I liked this stick so much that I wanted to write a review. First, the stick was packed in a case, which was then sealed in a plastic bag so that it was absolutely safe to transport. The stick came out without deformation. The tip was already rounded and frayed, which I thought was great. The screw part extends to fit tightly into the handle; a feature almost never seen on cheaper sticks. The leather cape feels comfortable (I prefer the linen cape and that was one of the reasons I bought the…

I am a pool fan and just wanted my own racquet. Of course, there are many options that can be confusing for a beginner. But my goal was simply to get the most bang for your buck — my comfort level was around $50-$75, putting this choice on the low end of that scale. When buying a stick, the worst expectation is getting a stick that can be deformed or bent - don't worry, this one was absolutely perfect. Perfect rolling on the billiard table, no hesitation, no. The second is the tip, it has been…

This cue won't make you Earl Strickland once you bring it to the table. They will not kick like Efren or run rack after rack. But that's not what this replica is for. It's not a Predator Revo, it's not ultra-low camber and it's not the last cue you'll ever need. But whether you're just starting out, trying to advance in the game, or developing some advanced skills, this keyword gives you something invaluable in that quest: consistency. Initially I was very, very apprehensive about buying a…