Set of 6 Pool Cues 57" Real 4-Prong House Bar Billiard Pool Cue Stick

I do pool !!! LOL. Ex pool hall owner, and current pool hall employee. I repair cues, so I just needed straight cues with good bumpers, and since I re-tip cues, I wasn't that concerned about the tips. But I was pleasantly surprised!!! Nice tips (possibly LePro's or similar quality), straight cues without any issues that were posted from other buyers, and good bumpers. I had to re-shape the tips of 4 of 6 of the cues, but it only took me a couple minutes to do. These were bought for my local bar, which will get abused in no time, so I glued in the bumpers so they won't come lose and fall off. (there are nice little rubber covers over the screws that hold in the bumpers). And yes, I bought 6, so there was 1x18, 2x19's, 2x20's, and 1x21. Overall, I am super pleased with these cues. Should anything happen in the future, I will certainly come back and let you know. But at a bar, the tips are 100% going to fall off from abuse, so I won't post if that occurs. I think they will last a long time other than that.UPDATE: These cues have now had 3 weeks of unruly drunken abuse, and not 1 of the tips have fallen off. Also, the regular, respectful players that we have, are all super pleased with the new cues. Again, they were all straight and have quality tips.NEW Update: I bought another set, since Hurricane Helene took the old ones away. Once again, I am pleasantly surprised with these cues. As a pool player, I don't like to bring my personal cues to a bar, just to a pool hall. So, it's comforting to be able to grab one of these cues. Also, despite the destruction to the bar (over 3 feet of sand in the entire bar, and shifting the pool table 6 feet and sideways), 2 of the old cues survived and are still in use. If you own a bar that has crappy cues, do yourself a favor and buy these. Also, learn how to re-tip cues. It's not that hard. Super glue, sandpaper, and a cheap dremel is really all you need. Please don't buy those crappy push-on tips. If your tips are falling off alot, look for the source. I found that the reason I was re-tipping the bars cues alot, was that the wall mounted cue rack had the plastic clips to hold the cues in place. Well, those clips were old, and the cues were falling off the wall and hitting the concrete floor at an angle. So I bought a new cue rack that has the wooden holes at the top, instead of the plastic clips, and problem solved!!!

I needed some decent sticks for my friends and grandkids to shoot pool. These sticks fit the bill perfectly. They are good bar quality cue sticks. Four sticks were perfectly straight. The other two were very close. The tips were decent quality. Again I purchased these sticks for people who occasionally shoot pool or are learning and these are perfect for them.

Good buy for the money, fresh bar quality cues. The new tips make a huge difference, they play well for casual use. I'm not trying to be Willie Mosconi over here so appreciate having a bunch of cheap woodies for people to use that can get knocked around but still play nice.

These are made very well and you get :1 18oz, 2 19oz, 2 20oz and 1 21oz and come nicely packaged as well.

In our personal experience. These pool sticks are 1000% better than what came with our table.Granted we bought a mid grade pool table for our cabin. So those sticks you would expect to be pretty flimsy.We ordered these here. They are just as good as any stick you'll play at a bar or pub type setting across the world. Actually may be better as a lot of them see tons of abuse.Zero problems in our experience with these.Smooth. Over all 99% straight. Tips are phenomenal.

Realized a few months after opening that several of the cues have at least slight bends in them, and a couple of them lost the tips after very light use. Should have inspected better immediately after opening.Would not recommend.

All of them rolled straight

i own a pool room and i needed some new house cues right away so i got some of theseWas a mistaketerrible ferules and tipsok for a banger but not good for anyone that knows how to play