How long is a standard snooker cue?

Snooker cues are typically between 57 and 59 inches long, but if you are under 5”6, a 56-inch cue may be more comfortable.

Are all snooker cues the same length?

Snooker Cues:

Most snooker cues you will find are now all made to 58 inches in length and vary between 16.5 to 20 ounces. You can get a variety of tip sizes from 9 to 10mm generally with the most popular being around the 9.5mm to 10mm and not many players using below unless they have had the cue for a long time.

What size cue does Ronnie O Sullivan use?

Riley Unisex's EL-06EAM Ronnie O'sullivan 2 Piece North American Ash Snooker Cue-145cm-9.5mm tip with Soft cue case, Black Butt/Natural Wood Shaft, 57" (145cm)

How long is a standard cue?

Bear in mind that the average length of a pool cue is around 1.42 to 1.49 metres or 56-59 inches.

What cue length do I need?

A standard cue length is considered to be 57 inches. This should suit most adults. Also appropriately-sized for adults, but ideal for younger or shorter players, are 48-inch cues. For very young players, a range of 36-inch cues is available.

Ideal Cue Length

What is the best snooker cue length?

Cue length and size is not as complicated as many believe. We recommend a cue length between 57” to 58” for most players and many players of all heights agree on this length. For players taller than 6'4” or those who just enjoy a longer cue, we recommend considering a cue with an extension piece.

Does cue size matter?

Cue tips come in many sizes, and the diameter of the cue tip can affect your play greatly. While pool cue tips of smaller diameters help more advanced players put a side-spin on the cue ball called English, cue tips with larger diameters help newer players pocket the balls more easily.

How long is a short cue?

Short cue sticks are available in 36″, 42″, 48″, and 52″ lengths. A standard cue length is around 57″. We can help find the right size at the time of service or delivery or your pool table if you are unsure. We don't suggest swapping all of your standard length cues for shorties.

How long is a one piece cue?

This full-size, one piece 57″ (145 cm) British pool cue is made from kiln dried top-grade North American ash, selected to the absolute highest standard.

Which cue is best for snooker?

The best quality snooker cues are made of maple wood or ash wood. There are many other types of woods which you can choose from, including rosewood and snakewood which are used in more luxurious cues. Different types of wood will have different grain lines, colours and feel.

Why is snooker cue so expensive?

There is a big difference in the manufacture process. Making a Hand-spliced cue is a longer process and often involves extra splicing and includes more exotic woods. The cheapest cues that many suppliers sell are not spliced at all and are in fact painted to look like they are spliced.

What is a good snooker cue make?

Peradon cues are of the highest quality and Peradon have more experience than anyone and Peradon are the oldest cue makers in the world, so if they don't know how to do it no one does. So if you're looking to buy a quality snooker cue then you can't go wrong choosing a Peradon Cue.

How long is a professional snooker cue?

Snooker cues are typically between 57 and 59 inches long, but if you are under 5”6, a 56-inch cue may be more comfortable.

Do professional snooker players use 2 piece cues?

The Peradon range of Two Piece Snooker Cues

Peradon, since 1855 have produced a fine range of Two Piece Snooker Cues that have been used by and will continue to be used by professional players snooker players for years to come.

Do snooker players use 1 piece cues?

1 piece snooker cues are the more traditional style of snooker cue. As they are made all in one piece, they cannot be taken apart, meaning once you have your cue in your hand you have everything you need to start playing.

Is a snooker cue longer than a pool cue?

In general, snooker cues are between 57 and 59 inches long, while pool cues are between 56 and 59 inches long. Snooker players can also use a longer butt extension when necessary, which can add up to 6 inches of length to the cue. The ferrule size on pool and snooker cues also varies.

How long is a Meucci cue?

Each cue designed by Bob Meucci and Jayson Shaw standard length 58 inches with a 29" solid maple "THE PRO SHAFT" with 12.5mm Medium Ultra Skin tip and 1/2" super low deflection ferrule.

What is the longest cue in the world?

The 28-year-old Frenchman achieved an incredible total of six new records on the day, starting with a demonstration of the world's Longest usable pool cue. The 5.37 metres (17 ft 7.4 in) long beast was created by Florian's sponsor, Japanese cue company MEZZ, using the same materials as a regular-sized cue.

Is a hard or soft snooker tip better?

A harder tip has a slightly better hit efficiency (energy transfer) than a softer tip. This will result in slightly more CB speed for a given stroke speed. This can provide a slight advantage for draw shots, where, where slightly more CB speed will retain slightly more backspin on the way to the OB.

Is a lighter cue better than a heavy cue?

In general, a lighter cue will allow more control over finesse shots, and a heavier cue will allow more cue ball (CB) speed with less apparent stroke effort. A heavier cue might also be easier for some people to keep on line during the stroke, but this is a very individual thing.

Is heavier cue stick better?

A heavier cue will tend to create more CB speed for a given stroke effort. A heavier cue might also be easier for some to keep on line during the stroke, but this is a very individual thing. More weight can also help prevent stroke deceleration.

How long is John Higgins snooker cue?

The living legend John Higgins gave his name to this snooker set. The cue is 2-piece and divided into a butt of approx. 58 cm and an shaft of approx. 89 cm.

What is the difference between a snooker cue and a regular cue?

The tip normally measures about 8-9 mm wide. Yes, American cues are usually a little thicker with a larger tip (12-13 mm) to accommodate the larger cue ball. Conversely, snooker cues are thicker and made sturdier with a tip that measures 9-10 mm. As for sturdiness, a cue's shaft is rated based on its deflection rating.