Mezz Efren Reyes ELM02 Limited Edition Pool Cue (2024)

FAQs

How do I know how much my pool cue is worth? ›

The value of an antique billiard/snooker cue can be determined by several factors, including its age, rarity, manufacturer, materials used, condition, and provenance. A professional appraiser or an experienced collector can help determine its value by examining the cue and considering these factors.

The most costly McDermott pool cue, the Intimidator, features 46 inlays of 24 karat gold and other precious gems. Approximately 51.3% of consumers would invest in a luxury pool cue if they regularly played pool. The most expensive pool cue stick is created by Ginacue from Ernie Gutierrez, priced at around $75,000.

It is a Judd Fuller custom Sneaky Pete cue. Efren has used quite a few cues from Judd over the years.

Founded in 1980 by Tom Karabatsos, Predator quickly became a top pool cue brand due to their high-quality construction using advanced materials and production techniques. Their initial innovation was the low-deflection shaft, and today they're world-renowned for their carbon fiber designs and deft pool cue balance.

Not only does it improve your accuracy and consistency, but it can also provide a more enjoyable playing experience. If you're looking to take your game to the next level, consider investing in a high-quality pool cue.

Budget Your Bucks

You can find a cue for less than $100 or spend more than $1,000 on a pool stick, depending on your preferences. Before you spend more than you can afford, decide on your budget. Knowing how much you can spend narrows down your options to help you find your ideal cue in time for your next game.

Most quality manufactured cues will last a lifetime if properly taken care of.

High quality cues tend to be “fancy”. There may be inlays, precious stones, design details and exotic woods used in higher end cues in a given manufacturer's lineup. So sometimes they simply cost more to make relative to their more plain counterparts.

American Pool: American Pool cues generally have larger tip sizes, ranging from 12mm to 14mm. This allows for more control and spin when using the larger, heavier cue ball employed in American Pool. Most players prefer tips around 13mm for a good balance of control and accuracy.

Who is the oldest pool cue manufacturer? ›

Peradon Cues & Extensions

Founded in 1885 Peradon are the oldest cue makers in the world, we were responsible for the introduction and manufacture...

Elk master 13mm pool billiard cue tips are popular among professionals because they enable them to achieve more spin on the cue ball thanks to their excellent grip on the chalk. Mistakes are therefore uncommon while employing these techniques.

Eight-Ball Pool

Some manufacturers provide up to 58 inches. Professional players opt for between 56 and 57-inch cues because they believe these are the perfect sizes for the cue ball. However, the tip size affects the gameplay experience. The right tip will allow you to aim much easier so you can pocket the ball.

The most frequent sizes of cue tips are 12mm, 13mm, and 14mm.

The most common length of a pool cue is 57 inches, which corresponds to about 145 cm. This is the standard length used in most professional pool tournaments. However, if you have a small pool table or if you are not that tall, a shorter cue may fit better, such as a 52 inch (122 cm) or 48 inch (105 cm) cue.

Earl claims to be playing with a 15 mm shaft with a phenolic ferrule and G2 tip.