Billiard Cue
The cue is the only equipment that touches the ball, so it largely defines how the game feels. Masi Carbon produces professional-grade carbon fiber billiard cues and shafts, built to the player’s measurements at order time.
What to Look for in a Billiard Cue
Most cues on the market are sold in fixed sizes, built for the shelf rather than the player. Yet length, weight, tip diameter and joint type directly shape shot quality. Start from your discipline, then from your own measurements.
What Makes a Cue Professional
Straightness
The body must be straight and stay straight. A carbon body keeps its accuracy for years.
Balance point
Balance decides whether the cue feels light or heavy. It should match where you hold it.
Tip diameter
The real contact point with the cue ball, chosen between 11.5 mm and 12.8 mm by discipline.
Joint type
The shaft-to-butt connection. A wrong joint means a future shaft will not fit.
Manufacturing tolerance
Millimetric deviations reach the player in mass production; workshop builds keep tolerance under control.
Models and Prices
Masi Carbon Zafira — Ruby Red
1.280 EUR
View → CueMasi Carbon Titan X — Ruby Gloss
1.370 EUR
View → ShaftR Warrior Carbon Shaft — Full Eiffel Taper
413 EUR
View → ShaftF Warrior Carbon Shaft — Half Eiffel Taper
413 EUR
View → ShaftC Warrior Carbon Shaft — Conical Taper
413 EUR
View →Which Measurements Are Right for You?
- Length
- The common adult range is 140–145 cm. Butt length can be adapted to height and reach.
- Weight
- A lighter cue swings faster, a heavier one carries more mass. Stay close to what you are used to.
- Discipline
- Carom, pool and snooker ask for different tip diameters and tapers.
- One shaft or two
- Two shafts on one butt give two playing characters; the second shaft is priced separately.
- Budget
- Masi Carbon cues are in the 1.280 EUR – 1.370 EUR range, a single shaft around 413 EUR.
Built to Your Measurements
Length, weight, tip diameter, joint type and butt colour are all your choice. Pick your measurements on the product page and start your order.
Billiard Cue FAQ
How much does a professional billiard cue cost? +
Masi Carbon carbon fiber cues are in the 1.280 EUR – 1.370 EUR range; a standalone carbon shaft is around 413 EUR.
What is the difference between a professional and a standard cue? +
A professional cue is built to the player’s measurements: length, weight, balance, tip diameter and joint are all selected. Off-the-shelf cues have these fixed.
How long should a billiard cue be? +
The common adult range is 140–145 cm, adjustable to your height and stance.
Which cue suits 3-cushion carom? +
Carom favours a thinner tip diameter and a control-oriented taper; dedicated shaft models are produced for it.
Can I change the shaft later? +
Yes, as long as the joint matches. That is why the joint type is always stated on the order.
How do I place an order? +
Choose your measurements on the product page, add to cart, enter your contact details — the order is saved, the order sheet is emailed to you as a PDF and you continue on WhatsApp.