🎱 Enhance Your Game with the Imperial Eliminator Hard Rock Maple Billiard/Pool House Cue Review

Love this cue. If you are not trying to be a pro but just want a quality cue then this is perfect. Of course it won't be the same as a $300 cue, but from my perspective I think I got a bargain.

We have a small cue that can be placed in spots where we had to hit the wall when standing closer to the pool table. This stick was very helpful. Since the stick is small, it's a bit difficult for us to make a strong long-range shot. However, it serves a purpose and we love it.

This is practical for the short cane in hard-to-reach places. The tip of the cue is rough and its butt half is made of rough wood as opposed to the first half which is polished and smooth. Luckily my 5 year old niece doesn't know the difference between this cane and a half draw cane.

Our pool table is narrow on the terrace. and in some places we have limited space to shoot. This pool cue is amazing. It has the same weight as a standard sized billiard cue and therefore performs much better than a regular cue. and ideal for shots with limited space. The quality appears to be good and has withstood some abuse and is holding up well. I plan to buy another one.

The only complaint was that I asked the weight before ordering and they said they didn't know but it was an average weight (which I interpreted as 19 or 20 ounces ). it was 18oz which is pretty light and it was stamped right on the cues next to the logo lol! I would return it for a 19 or 20 ounce cue but I needed it for an event this week. So the quality is good, the customer service is bad.

One end of our pool table is necessarily closer to the wall than ideal, making it impossible to use a traditional cue. I was happy to find these shorter replicas and after researching other brands and various reviews I bought two of these. I am very happy with their construction, balance and weight. Aside from being shorter, they feel like a traditional cue and make playing at a crowded end of the table not a problem.

The cue is mechanically sound, the connection is firm, straight and does not hang out at the connection point. I removed the tip and put the Tiger Sniper Pro tip on it and it shoots great. If I were to change anything it would be the diameter of the shaft. It's similar to most bar cones, but I like a bit of the pro cone on mine. Based on my good advice they have a pro taper so I'm not used to the larger diameter shaft YET. Yes it is a hidden line now and it has fooled everyone I have played…

I really disagree with this pool cue. It's a good cue and that's why I've ordered it 3 times. The problem is that one of the sticks was damaged in shipping, as you can see from the photos. Also, you can't choose the weight of the sticks. The one that broke during shipping weighed 19 ounces which is what I wanted and the other two weighed 18 ounces. Sending it back is excruciating, and then you can't even choose the replacement weight, so it all depends on which stick you get next. But in…