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Suggested Guidelines For Snooker Cues

Here are some guidelines you can use to evaluate snooker cues.

• 10mm tips are the international standard and 11mm could be offered as an alternative. These smaller tip sizes allow the players to finesse the lighter and smaller balls.
• Most snooker players prefer the soft Elk Master tips. These tips allow for better cue ball control due to the leather being softer.
• European players seem to be using more ash cues. These cues have a traditional look & feel.
• Some players prefer the hit of the trophy & glider joints. (These joints allow for a smoother transfer of energy between the butt and joint.)
• 16 to 18 ounces are the normal weight range for a snooker cue.

These are just a few characteristics to get you started in picking out a snooker cue.

Suggested Guidelines For Snooker Cues

This content, Suggested Guidelines For Snooker Cues, was created by Billiards Forum Editor on 6/7/2008 9:01:00 AM, and was updated on 6/7/2008 9:01:00 AM.

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