Viper Graphstrike Fiberglass Graphite Composite Review

I wanted an inexpensive composite cue to avoid deformation. My cue is often left in the car, so I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a good wooden cue. This cue is like a cheap toy. It was warped right out of the box and already had dents and imperfections along the shaft. I returned it.

This racquet claims to be wood free, it is a 100% wood core with a thin fiberglass cover. The description is misleading if not downright wrong. Just be aware that you won't get a racquet that isn't made out of 100% graphite and fiberglass. As far as I know it doesn't actually contain graphite, more like 90% wood, 9% fiberglass and 1% metal.

I bought this stick primarily to hold the tip on my shooting stick and am very happy with it. The extra 3 ounces above my main club provides much better breaks for me (dropped a ball or two on each of the first 5 shots) and for other friends who have tried. The glossy surface of the front third of the stick makes it easier to glide in the fingertips when shooting.

I really like this pool cue as it is great value for money and I have had a pool table most of my life. Viper Pool Clubs are always a standout club that you can't go wrong with. My advice to anyone looking for a great pool stick at a reasonable price, this stick is for you! Buy it already, you will improve your billiard game, hope you enjoy it as much as I do! ❤️😉

The color is more blue-violet, not bright blue as in the picture. Assembled and fit right out of the box the first time. No chips, I was initially a bit skeptical about purchasing as I would like to see and feel it in person. Revain should clearly say it's 20 ounces, he wanted that weight and contacted them and then they said it was 20 ounces. In general, I do not regret that I bought a stick. Would recommend the cue if looking for a replacement for the Mizerak as the previous pool stick broke…

The very first sentence in the description says; "Made of high-strength fiberglass to resist warping." And guess what? Yes, twisted. Unbelievable. There is simply no quality control these days. I bought 5 different Revain cues and 3 of them were warped. These items are no longer available for revain. I bought billiard balls but they are not all the same size. Waterproof boots that are NOT waterproof. And based on how things are packaged, I really wonder if there are any concerns about the…

Enjoyed using my new pool club, after delivery I went to the local pool hall. Every shot missed. I hammered it with a new stick. After chalking a few times, I noticed that the tip was almost completely flat and had ridges. It didn't matter, after a few more shots the tip broke off. I stopped and grabbed some new tips on the way home and when I tried to unscrew the tip (the description says tips with screws) I learned by breaking off the rest of the top that this cue is a glued tip and actually…

I can't believe this item has so many stars. I bought it as a Christmas present for my brother. Although cheaper than other pool sticks, I found the Viper to be of good quality and a decent choice. He was excited to receive it. Used twice, sleeves split. I kept trying to use it, broke and the tip flew off. Disappointed I took it from him to have it replaced because they offer a 1 year limited warranty. Received the next one very quickly, sent the second one back. The next day he went to play…