Snooker Features
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Grain Matching straight grains with clear feathering helps players line up their shots. |
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Alignment Perfect grain alignment on either side of the joint. |
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Quick release joint The PowerGlide® quick release joint is a precision engineered brass faced joint with a taper fit stainless steel bayonet that smoothly locates the 2 parts of the cue together. A minimal amount of turn then locks the joint into a perfect positive closure. |
Pool Features
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Tip Multi layered pigskin tips enhance your performance by providing better grip, more control and less deflection. Constructed from thin layers of high quality pigskin the multiple layers are bonded together allowing the tip to maintain its shape for longer and reducing any ‘mushroom effect’. Pigskin tips are able to hold more chalk, so less force is required when playing spin shots, resulting in more consistent play and less deflection (Pearl and Bullet only). |
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Laminated Shaft More power, less effort and less deflection by reducing the grain direction in the shaft making it easier to pot balls and line up following shots. The three layer lamination provides more power whilst requiring minimal effort and the unique design of the shaft reduces warping (Bullet only). |
Caring for your cue
Much care is taken in making each PowerGlide® Cue, and to ensure you get the best use from your cue, and to maintain the cue in its original condition, we recommend you follow this simple advice.
Don't
- Don’t – Expose to extremes of temperature Avoid: Direct Sunlight, Open Fires, Radiators, Warm Air Outlets, Prolonged Spells in Car Boots/Car Interiors
- Don’t – Expose to Damp. Keep in a dry atmosphere and even temperature
- Don’t – Over tighten the joint
- Don’t – Bang or even tap the cue on the butt end
- Don’t – Ever lean cue against a wall
- Don’t – Roll on a table top to check straightness. If you wish to check straightness place the butt on the floor, gently support the cue near the tip and sight along the cue from the tip to the butt
Do's
- Do – Store Flat, for preference in a specially designed PowerGlide® cue case
- Do – Keep your cue clean and well maintained
- Do – Follow these simple suggestions and your PowerGlide® cue will give years of enjoyment
Two-piece or Three-Quarter?
A selected range of PowerGlide cues are available in two piece or three-quarter split as shown Two-piece cues into two equal halves for ease of carrying. The three-quarter split moves the joint towards the butt, out of the players line of sight. |
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