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Sunday, Jun 8
Size: 19 Ounce
Color: Crimson Red
Features
- Solid black genuine double-pressed Irish linen wrap for a classic, slip-free grip
- Stainless steel joint collar with 5/16 x 18 pin gives a rock solid hit
- 13mm premium Le Professional Le Pro tip This hard oak leather tip by Tweeten holds its shape longer and plays more uniform for more consistent play
- Available in 18 - 21 ounces in half ounce increments
- Lifetime warranty
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 32.25 x 2.12 x 2.12 inches
Package Weight: 0.74 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 20 x 4 x 4 inches
Brand Name: Players
Model Name: FBA_C-960
Color: Crimson Red
Material: maple
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Players
Part Number: FBA_C-960
Style: 19 oz.
Size: 19 Ounce
Sport Type: billiards
Date First Available: August 19, 2008
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 20 Ounce
Color: Crimson Red
This is the best pool cue I've ever bought for the money. The Le Pro works great on it and is a great fit for the feel of the cue. This cue can make some amazing cross table shots, cut shots, and very rarely miscues, or deflects. The Irish Linen wrap is very high quality and durable and the stick has a great protective finish. Almost plays as well my McDermott and I use this cue very often. I had a question about the logo so I had it authenticated with the manufacturer. The serial number is printed on the bottom ring of the cue. Players is changing their logo and my cue has the more modern one, not the one with the rack of balls. I am very satisfied with this cue and have seen many great reviews for it from the pool community. The price when I bought it a year ago was approximately $40 cheaper then it is now. But for a sub $200 pool cue with a lifetime warranty-this cue I would highly recommend for it's great playability and craftsmanship.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2022 by kyle pike
Size: 20 Ounce
Color: Crimson Red
------------------------------- EDIT: After owning this for about 2 years, I can say that it has served me well. I had to clean it for the first time 4 months ago, and used 1100-1500 grit sandpaper to sand the unlacquered part of the cue. It was starting to turn blue from chalk and lost its smoothness, but after cleaning, it was back to new again. I've noticed on some shots, the top half of the cue bounces or "deflects". High end or "low deflection" cues do not have this problem, but they cost $300+; this is not a low-deflection cue. That has caused me to lose some accuracy on a few of my shots in the past year, but since I'm not playing at a career level, those shots did not hurt my game. Trying out $1000 cues this past year, I must say the Irish linen wrap on this surpasses any of them. No other cue matches the feel and durability of this wrap. Furthermore, I did end up wedging paper in the butt of the cue to hold in the rubber piece. It has not fallen out or moved since I did that a year ago. Additionally, the cue hasn't warped at all in the time that I owned it. I still stand by my recommendation, and I do not plan on getting rid of this cue anytime soon. ------------------------------- I'm new to the game of pool, but experienced enough to finally have wanted my own cue. This is an excellent cue, and I think I will never need to purchase another. PROS: "Irish linen-wrapped" may not mean anything to you just like it didn't for me, but once you hold it in your hand, it makes a world of difference. Easy to grip, even during those tense moments during a match where the crowd is watching and your palms start sweating. The linen-wrap holds your grip well, and lets you complete your shot with confidence. "Lifetime warranty" against warping. This was a huge plus for me, knowing that I have the manufacturer standing by their product against any defects. That kind of commitment to any product shows me it is a company worth buying from. The looks. The crimson color, contrasted by the black linen handle and polished metal base all say one thing "I'm here, and I mean business. This is my pool table buck-o, watch out." The top half of the stick is not coated in lacquer like the bottom part; it is sanded and smoothed so that the cue may glide smoothly across your hand without sticking. (I have played with cues that are lacquered all the way to the top, and it caused me to miss some of my shots). CONS: The rubber bumper on the bottom of the cue occasionally falls out. Not a big problem, I may just stuff some paper in between it and the wood to hold it in place. Could just be a bad rubber piece, since cheap parts like those often vary in size from manufacturing; nothing bad about that. SUMMARY: For the price, some people would call it an investment; I'd call it a good investment. It may be the only pool cue you'll ever need to buy, and at the price, you get quite a lot of quality compared to some of the very expensive cues.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2016 by Your Avg. Consumer
Size: 20 Ounce
Color: Crimson Red
I am very pleased with this purchase. After looking at an endless array of cues, this one caught my eye. I just returned to the game of pool after 25 years away. After playing games at a pool hall that had poor house cues...and a bunch of misfires, I knew that owning my own cue was the way to go. There was not a decent house cue in this old dank pool joint. So, this Players cue is excellent. My skills are quite rusted but using this cue will help to restore consistency. Winning is the ultimate endgame but playing well is really what builds confidence and hones the skill. The finish on the cue is flawless. The burly red wood color is impressive. The wrapped handle is comfortable. Nice stick, reasonable price, good value, improved game.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2018 by Russell C.
Size: 18 Ounce
Color: Crimson Red
Decent cue for the money. Good finish and polish job. Nice joint figment. Solidly anchored stainless 5/16-18 pin. Good enough quality to play properly. The center of mass is in an appropriate. I’ve seen $300+ cues that look the same... no inlays just stained with some other colors. To receive this level of quality, for what I payed, I can’t gripe about the packaging. The butt and shaft are separately thermal roll sealed on either side of a 30” x 4” plastic bag, bubble wrapped, and boxed. The cue arrived with no damage whatsoever. My only gripe is that the linen wrap has some rough spots. Only time will tell how long that lasts. I got this cue because i didn’t want to waste a bunch of money. Past this price range cues become run of the mill with inlays not very many color options beyond natural wood or earth tones. Inlays and exotic wood don’t make you play any better... Slick modern cues are usually an expensive package deal with weird joints that make it ridiculous to change shafts.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2020 by K. Morse