This is a cue that drove me batshit crazy back when I was testing and deciding against using Solarez finish. So much that I set the cue aside in my why does it hate me pile. No worries, friends! I’ve recovered from being batshit.

So much that I gave INTENT MOVES MATTER new brown phenolic collars, nickel rings and a new brass 3/8-10 pin (set in a purple heart plug). Sanded all that Solarez off and finished with a proper Character Cues gleam.

Now the cue is full of sunshine and happiness, but you know the backstory and see the dark clouds. You feel kinetic holding it. Dangerous. The core is hickory into hard maple, and having a bolt in the middle, this is a medium-heavy butt. 15.9 oz. Depending on the shaft you pair it with, you’ll be in the 19-20 oz. range.

Cue’s drilled and tapped to add another ounce on top of that if you want a hammer with your thunderbolt.

Material Used: Stabilized Beech, nickel rings, brown phenolic collars, brass pin, rubber bumper

What’s Neat? The grain peaks and lows are aligned across the cue as if the viewer is looking at a slice of a topographical map.

Core: Hickory into hard maple

Butt Length: 30″ (31 3/8″ with joint protector)

Weight: 15.9 oz (most wood shafts are 3-4 oz.)

Pin: Brass 3/8-10

Collar Diameter: .84″

Butt Diameter: 1.239″

This is a cafeteria style offering. Add components at order and I add them into the workflow immediately. Add components after purchase and they join the line to enter the workflow.

Wood Shaft with like-wood decorative ring: $250

Carbon Fiber Shaft with like wood decorative ring: $350

2″- 6″ Extension: $200

7″ – 12″ Extension: $250

Joint Protector: $75 (each)