Britannia Steel Limited Edition Two Piece Snooker Cue
With 24 hand spliced exotic woods incorporated in the design The Britannia Steel Limited Edition is quite simply the finest and arguably the most beautiful cue we offer. The shaft is made from top grade North American Ash and the cue features a wood on wood 3/4 joint for increased feedback.
The Limited Edition has an aviation grade stainless steel joint and ferrule, ensuring the best possible durability and strength, and includes a detachable mini butt.
All our snooker cues are crafted from solid ash, with the price differential accounted for largely by the quality of the wood and the manner and style of the decoration. Cheaper cues would typically have the detailing sprayed onto the wood whereas the better quality examples will have different veneers like rosewood and ebony actually inlaid as part of the manufacturing process. Please check the individual listings for specifics.
A more expensive cue will last longer and be more resistant to warping in the longer term, whilst typically having aircraft grade steel for the joints rather than brass.
Most of the range consists of two part cues in the regulation lengths of 57” or 58” but there are one or two exceptions. We also have carrying cases available for both the one part and two part versions.
Almost all the cues have a removable screw-in mini butt, which can add some heft to your shots, and a telescopic cue extender is available separately. This is fully compatible with all the cues which have mini butts.
Description
With 24 hand spliced exotic woods incorporated in the design The Britannia Steel Limited Edition is quite simply the finest and arguably the most beautiful cue we offer. The shaft is made from top grade North American Ash and the cue features a wood on wood 3/4 joint for increased feedback.
The Limited Edition has an aviation grade stainless steel joint and ferrule, ensuring the best possible durability and strength, and includes a detachable mini butt.
All our snooker cues are crafted from solid ash, with the price differential accounted for largely by the quality of the wood and the manner and style of the decoration. Cheaper cues would typically have the detailing sprayed onto the wood whereas the better quality examples will have different veneers like rosewood and ebony actually inlaid as part of the manufacturing process. Please check the individual listings for specifics.
A more expensive cue will last longer and be more resistant to warping in the longer term, whilst typically having aircraft grade steel for the joints rather than brass.
Most of the range consists of two part cues in the regulation lengths of 57” or 58” but there are one or two exceptions. We also have carrying cases available for both the one part and two part versions.
Almost all the cues have a removable screw-in mini butt, which can add some heft to your shots, and a telescopic cue extender is available separately. This is fully compatible with all the cues which have mini butts.
