36 Inch/48 Inch/58 Inch Pool Cue Stick Billiard Cue Stick, Hardwood Pool Stick with Different Size/Quantity for Kids Youth Adults, House Bar Pool Sticks for Pool Table

The kids size pool cues met my expectations. Professional grade. size and works well for my grandson.

Tamaño perfecto para mi niño de 8 años! Buena calidad por precio!

As advertised

The media could not be loaded. They are kids cues so perfectly straight sticks aren’t all that important. But I couldn’t help but notice the butt end rubber is a really just a foot for a countertop appliance that was screwed to the bottom (also off center) the house stick stripes are spray painted on (visible overspray). Overall I’m personally not even slightly impressed with the quality and certainly not with the craftsmanship.However these cues were perfect for the project I had in mind which was adding cueballs to the tips. (see my photos) I did this so that when children play there is no need to chalk, no chance of missing and damaging the fabric and it simply makes the game playable for young children that would use this small of a cue.To do this I simply step drilled a hole about 3/4 of an inch into a cueball until the right size hole 🕳 was made. Then when the hole was big enough to fit the tip of the cue i gave it a little wood glue and VOILÀ!Obviously this can be done to any cue. But these aren’t expensive at all if you’re thinking about trying something like this.I hope this helps anyone. At the minimum it should help your felt 👍🏽

Bought for young girls, works fine. Not highest quality but fine for occasional use.

There really is nothing positive to mention about this purchase and I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. If you have to pay a little more, it is definitely worth it.The ferrules are not set properly at all on either stick and one has a strange crust on it that feels more like cement than anything that should be attached to a pool stick. The leather tips are so dry and hard that they are likely going to disintegrate with any attempts to shape or scuff, unless they simply fall off first. It may not be an issue for others, but they only weigh 6 ounces and feel way too light for use by anyone actually wanting to shoot pool instead of just hitting balls around the table with hopes of a fortunate bounce from time to time. I'm honestly considering searching for a fairly straight stick outside that I could just slip a cue tip onto and finding out which works better. If you've ever owned cheap pencils that can't even be sharpened because the lead breaks apart whenever you try, I put these in the same class of being a disappointment immediately with no chance of ever improving. The sound they make when striking a cue ball is enough to make you wish you had purchased from anywhere else.

For about 15$ a cue, it does the job plenty.I changed the tips to elk masters, nothing to outrageous.I wanted my daughters to have something to take pride in while they start to learn to play. Not every location has decent junior cues.

LOL! So, I didn't get these pool cues for pool, I'm older and needed something to push small buttons on a TV that I can't reach without risk of falling. The ends are the perfect size, and the handles are just big enough for me to have a comfortable grip. And they are as light as a feather! These will last forever for my use!