Cuetec: Reinventing The Pool Cue

For over 20 years, Cuetec^® has brought players - from professionals like Shane Van Boening to recreational users - cues that are on the cutting edge.

Cuetec^® started out as a company obsessed with a single mission - that of preventing warping from moisture damage.

What makes a Cuetec^® so great at locking moisture out? Aside from traditional Cuetec^® cue construction (a solid wood core that has been encased in composite fiberglass or graphite), both ends of a Cuetec^® cue are sealed with fiber nylon inserts to lock moisture out. This construction feature also has the added effect of transferring energy excellently from the shaft to the rest of the cue, for low vibration and deflection naturally (without using a hollowed core or other additions).

Cuetec^® Cue Features

• 3/8 x 14 stainless steel joint pins set into black fiber nylon to seal the cue from moisture
• Acueweight weighting system - from 18 - 21 ounces
• Wrapless

Professional Series Super Slim Taper (S.S.T.) Shaft Features

Composite fiberglass or graphite coating permanently clad to the Maple for shafts that can stand up to extreme temperature swings and are extremely dent, ding and scratch resistant.

Tru-Glide finish eliminates the stickiness caused by humidity and sweat other composite cues suffer from - this finish eliminates the need for chalk and provides a smooth and comfortable stroke.

15 ” Super Slim Taper (S.S.T.) - the longest of any production cue - for a long, smooth, comfortable stroke.

Special Care - care for this shaft is different than for a straight wood shaft - don’t use anything caustic or abrasive; simply wipe down with a damp cloth or use a gentle cleanser.

Medium Tiger Everest tip - shapes like a hard, hits like a medium, and has the control of a soft tip.

1” polycarbonate ferrule transfers energy smoothly while standing up to the rigors of all types of shots.