Elevate Your Game! 🎯
The Mizerak 57" Two-Piece House Cue is designed for both style and performance, featuring a durable hardwood construction, a sleek high-gloss finish, and an ergonomic grip. Weighing just 1.12 pounds, this cue is perfect for players of all levels, ensuring you look good while you play your best.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 30 x 1.53 x 1.02 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.5 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 31 x 8 x 2 inches |
| Brand Name | Mizerak |
| Warranty Description | warranty |
| Model Name | 57” Two-Piece House Cue |
| Color | Multi |
| Material | Plastic |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Manufacturer | Escalade Sports |
| Part Number | P1860 |
| Style | 2 Piece |
| Size | 57" |
T**E
Perfect Cue
See the smiles all around the billard table?That's because it kicks ass of every other cue in the bar and we're all sharing it.
D**7
What a joke!
I bought this as a gift for a friend. When it arrived I opened it up to see that the paint job on the butt end of the stick is insanely terrible. I am returning this stick immediately. I wish I could give it less than 1 star
P**.
great
I got it as a gift for someone at work and totally loved it, the quality was good.
P**P
Meh, good enough for beginners
The wood quality was good. Light weight. Good size for an average person. Solid design. Doesn't separate. The cork tip fell off after a few uses.
J**.
It's ok
Bought 2 of these, probably will buy a little better quality next time. We are not professional pool players, just killing time in the garage. The carved handle is carved after the clear coat is put on. Looks very nice but you will get splinters or cuts if you slide your hand across the handle (speaking from experience). The tips are flat but with a little sandpaper (or shaping tool available on Amazon) you can shape it to you're desired curve. It's not a bad pool cue for the money if you're just having fun and not trailing to be a pro :)
A**O
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B**D
Second-tier house cue, barely worth it
This cue is inferior in fit and finish to a standard barroom house cue. The tip and ferrule were badly attached, the poly finish was unevenly applied, and generally it looked like a high school shop project. It was straight and true; but it required regluing the ferrule and tip, reshaping the tip (yes, I have new tips, but I'm cheap, which is why I bought this thing in the first place), and twenty minutes of other fiddling before it was ready to rock. For the money I would have been better off going to a local pawn shop.
K**E
EXTREMELY low quality
I barely play pool so ordered something inexpensive on purpose, but to say these are low quality would be an extreme understatement. The pattern on the grip was apparently carved by a beaver with a dental problem as I got splinters just from picking it up. It is rough, poorly painted, practically unfinished. Spend a few more dollars and get something that's actually usable.
