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A snooker stick, more accurately called a snooker cue, is a long, tapered stick used to strike the cue ball in the game of snooker. A snooker cue is typically made of wood, though some modern cues include fiberglass or carbon fiber, it is used to precisely hit the cue ball during play, aiming to pot balls into pockets or position the cue ball strategically.
Dimensions:
Length: Around 57–59 inches (145–150 cm)
Tip size: Smaller than pool cues — usually 9–13 mm in diameter
Part | Description |
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Tip | Made of leather; strikes the cue ball. It's small for better control. |
Ferrule | A small metal or plastic ring just below the tip, helps hold the tip in place. |
Shaft | The upper, thinner part of the cue; usually made from ash or maple. |
The thicker end of the cue; often includes a decorative splice or inlay. | |
Joint (if 2-piece) | Some cues unscrew in the middle for portability; the joint connects the two halves. |
the very end of the cue, often with a rubber bumper or logo. |
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