Your cue matters more than any other piece of kit, and the details that matter are simple: tip size, weight, length and the feel of the wood. This page explains the essentials and points you to where we buy.
What the pros use
Want to know what the top players actually play with? Our What cue does… series covers Ronnie O’Sullivan, Judd Trump, Mark Selby and more, with the maker, specs and the stories behind each cue.
Buyer’s guides
Our sister site bestsnookercue.com keeps the detailed buying guides. The best places to start:
- Ash vs maple shafts
- Cue tip hardness: soft, medium or hard
- Choosing cue weight and tip size on a budget
- How snooker cues are made
- How to check a cue is straight
- Choosing a cue case
- First mistakes when buying a cue
- How to chalk your cue properly
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Snooker cues
One-piece and jointed cues, ash and maple, from first cue to match cue.
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