58" 19oz DS Maple Pool Cue Stick Set with 2 Shaft,13mm Tip with Hard Cue Case 1x1

This is as good cue for intermediate players. If your used to using a house cue this will be a significant upgrade for yor game. It hits true, very solid, no vibration in the ferrel at all. I just started to get back into pool and this help bring me back to the days of running racks.....

It came with two parts to screw in they both had the same tip at the end. I thought one would be different than the other. But I guess it’s for replacing it if it gets damaged.

Good value

Perfect in every way!!

Very smooth great price and good value.

Love it

I recently acquired a pool table at my house, and I've been looking for a high-quality pool cue. I have several used cues, but most of them are either wobbly or the tip is wearing off. I was attracted to the CUESOUL pool queue, because I liked the design, it came with a carrying case, and it came with two shafts. I felt like the price was right for a high-quality pool queue so I purchased it. Overall, I am very happy with the cue. The case has three distinct slots for storing your pool cue. There is a large slot for the main handle piece, and then there are two little slots for each of the shafts. There is also a small zippered pouch on the front of the case that is perfect for storing the chalk as well as the tips to cover up the ends of the pool stick when it disassembled. The pouch is not, however, big enough to fit the cleaning cloth with the other pieces which is a bit disappointing. This pool stick weighs 19 ounces which is a little lighter than what I'm used to playing with. I was able to get used to it very quickly though. I am still very new at playing pool so I can't claim that it has improved my game. That being said, consistently playing with a high-quality pool cue can't hurt. If you are in the market for a high-quality pool cue, you will love this CUESOUL.

Everything supplied with this set is very nice. You get what you see in the pictures. Yes the 2 forearms (the pointy end) are identical so if you have a technical difficulty during a game a spare is available. Just keep in mind you pay for this convenience and tip failure isn't something that happens to me on a routine basis. My old option was to simply bring 2 complete cues with me if I considered it important enough. But this is certainly much more convenient. Claimed weight is 19 Oz. With each forearm installed mine weigh 19.3 Oz and 18.8 Oz respectively. Certainly within tolerance limits. The fit and finish of these are excellent and the set comes with everything you need to protect your investment - such as a really nice case (with individual compartments for each piece - and in fact is one of the nicest cases I've received) and joint protectors. When each forearm is assembled to the butt everything is arrow straight. Another feature I appreciate is both sides of the joint have metal connectors. I've evaluated several cues that omit the metal connector on the female side and simply thread into the wood. I consider this much less durable and less forgiving (like if you mess up and don't screw it in all the way). So yes, the metal -to- metal joint is a big plus in my opinion. Notice my set is exactly like the picture. The 2 forearms are lighter in color than the butt. This is exactly as depicted in the listing but you need to be sure it matches against your expectations. I did knock a star off so why? This is an example where the vendor decided to install a shorter ferrule than what I consider standard (see picture where I point to these compared against another I own). As I've stated in other reviews I don't have proof this will result in premature failure but I just prefer the full length ferrule. At this price point I want a full length ferrule. I do like this set and will be back if I have any problems with performance or durability over the long haul.