The Parts of A Cue
This section features:
Tips | Ferrules | Shafts | Joints
Inlays | Wraps | Weight
If you are looking to buy a cue or want to get your current cue repaired, it is important to know each part and it's importance to help you decide the cue or cue part that is best for you.
A Variety of Cue Tips
What does it mean when someone says they prefer a hard or soft tip? What is a phenolic tip? Learn more about the many varieties of cue tips.
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The Importance of The Ferrule
Ferrules come in a variety of sizes and colors but what does a ferrule really do? What are ferrules actually made of? Read on...
Does The Joint of The Cue Make A Difference?
Learn more about the various types and sizes of joints. Also includes information about joint collars and how they affect the feel of the cue. Read on...
Inlays: Designing The Cue and Making It Original
What do we look for when buying a cue? Inlays are the decorative features of the cue. Learn about the materials used for inlays and generally how the cue makers design them. Read on....
Wraps and The Grip
The grip on the cue can make a difference when playing. With the many different materials out there today, players can choose a wrap that fits comfortably in the hand while playing. Read on....
Does Weight Really Matter?
Does the weight of the cue make a difference? Some players believe it does. Learn more about weight to give you a better idea of what to look for when buying a cue. Read on...