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Question: Does the cue come with case? Is the cue 2 piece?
Document: For an amateur pool player, this cue is perfect. It has a nice feel and balance to it and the grip is good too. Doesn't come with a carrying case, so keep that in mind if you're planning on taking it places to play.
- 5 Stars - Super Smooth - Glued Tip - 2 Piece - Durable - Please Rate as Helpful -
My husband just started playing pool regularly, he has been trying to improve his game and goes to our neighborhood clubhouse to practice a couple of nights a week. I got him this pool cue as a gift for Christmas, I thought he would enjoy having his very own cue. I also ordered a case for it as one did not come with this stick. I could not tell by the description but this cue does come apart (unscrews in the middle) so it fits perfectly in the case.
I bought this cue because of the name. It is a great stick. Never need chalk again... My only complaint would be it has a little more flex than wood, other than that it is a superb cue for the price. I liked it so much I bought 2 more......
Contrary to the product description, the one I've received is 19 oz, and there isn't any easy way to replace the weight bolt. It seems that all MFH2X60 series come in two flavors - 19 or 20 oz. If you really need to specify the weight, you'd better look elsewhere. On the other hand, this is a pretty good beginner cue stick. When the two pieces are put together, the center of mass is about 4.5'' from the top edge of the grip.
Decent stick, I got the 20 oz metallic silver one, which is actually more of a gray or charcoal in my opinion, but no big deal. My issues were the same with the stickers as other reviews above and I kind of wish I could get rid of the big "GRAPHITE" graphic that's on it, and the packaging (I bought this item at the same time as a case for the cue) was in a box about 4x larger than it needed to be that arrived from UPS open.
I recently bought this cue at Dunham's and I also bought a case for it but used the 20% off coupons they usually give out so the price was right.I'm a good pool player but casual and like other people who wrote reviews I wanted equipment that is mine, similar to the darts I own, so I can play a consistent game.I do not break with this stick on the advice of my father who is a great pool player but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt it.
I just used this cue for the first time last night and gave it a good workout (14 racks of 8-Ball). I've played pool on and off for 12 years, but this was my first time not using a house cue since I just joined a league. Wow, what a difference! It took me about 2-3 racks to get the feel of it and then everything clicked into place and I played the rest of the night at the absolute top of my game.
Exactly as described, very straight, plays well. A little heavy on the butt end, but other than that much better than the general one piece cues available at the pool hall...
I have been playing more and more pool lately and it got to the point where I felt it was a good idea to get my own cue. I searched high and low and reviewed at least 10 cues under $100. I felt this one offered the best bang for the buck.Graphite paint on the forward sections means that it will slide nicely through your bridge even if you hands get a little sweaty like mine. The connections point looks normal for a two piece cue and screws in flat.
Answer: yes