What joint does cuetec use?
Joint Pin: 3/8 x 14 Cuetec. Joint Diameter: 21.30 mm. Ferrule: Thin White Sighting Ferrule 1/4″ White ABS, easy for tip replacement and aiming.
Do you need a break cue?
For serious 8-ball players, a breaking cue is essential. And once you find that speed-to-weight sweet spot, you’ll win more games. Breaking cues are not just for 8-ball players, though. Powerful 9-ball players also like to break really hard to set the game in motion and begin a run.
What joint does lucasi use?
This classically-styled Lucasi Custom cue features a mystic black forearm and butt with Zebrawood & titanium white drop dagger inlays, checked rings, wrapless natural Curly Maple handle, wood butt cap, quick-release Uni-loc joint, and Zero Flexpoint Solid Core Low Deflection Technology Shaft.
What is the most common pool cue joint?
Pin size- Overlooked by many players but no less important is the type and size joint pin the cue uses. The most common joint pin sizes are 5/16×18, 5/16×14 and 3/8×10. If you want to replace or upgrade shafts in the future, a common pin size will be a much easier match.
Is a heavier cue better for breaking?
The idea is that the lighter the cue, the faster you can swing it. And the faster you can swing it, the harder you can break. Because this theory revolves around acceleration and speed, lighter break cues are good for players who are able to be accurate with a fast, athletic break stroke.
Why choose Meucci Cues?
Meucci Cues is a world leader in the design and creation of superior quality, high performance pool cues. Meucci Cues has been creating pool cues for decades and will continue to reign supreme for many years to come.
Who is the newest member of the Meucci Cues Pro Staff?
TAKE IT FROM THE PROS… Muecci Cues would like to welcome its newest addition to the Meucci Cues Pro Staff, Dennis Orcollo. Hailing from the Philippines, Dennis holds many world titles for both 8 & 9-ball.
Are the Meucci Pro Staff winning Bigly?
Keeping with the colorful dialog of our new Commander In Chief, the Meucci Pro Staff are indeed winning “Bigly”. With that said, if you are not using a Meucci Cue, what are you waiting for?