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Rage Heavy Hitter Sneaky Pete Cue, 25-Ounce, Stained Maple

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Features

  • No wrap
  • Wood-to-wood joint collar
  • High-quality leather tip
  • 5/16 x 18 Joint pin
  • Fixed weight

Description

100% Maple true four-prong Sneaky Pete with wood-to-wood joint and sleek wrapless handle. This Heavy Hitter comes in 25oz. only, for those of you that like a little heft behind your shot. A great updated traditional style at an exceptional price point.

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎30.5 x 2 x 1 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.73 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎20 x 4 x 4 inches


Brand Name: ‎RAGE


Color: ‎natural


Material: ‎Wood


Suggested Users: ‎""


Manufacturer: ‎Rage


Part Number: ‎4334051543


Size: ‎25-Ounce


Sport Type: ‎billiards


Hand Orientation: ‎Stained Maple


Date First Available: November 27, 2011


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    • Best stick I’ve owned
Happy with this purchase I had plans to buy another stick and only use this to break but I play so much better with it that I use it always. I love that it looks like a regular cue too.
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2022 by Alfred Manuel
    • If you are looking for weight this is it
I decided to go to a heavy breaker. It has been a great choice for me. I bought this because someone on my team (apa legue) has the same one and I was able to try it out. He has had his for about a year and a half without issue so I feel I will get my money's worth from it. This cue is well worth the price. The only issue I see is possibly the connection. It is fine thread, so it takes a lot to put together, but it only is in wood. There is metal thread but not a metal connection. Don't be afraid because the price is relatively low for this type of cue. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2022 by Joann
    • An amazing break cue for the price
This Rage break cue is exactly what I needed. I was looking for a break cue that didn't have a phenolic tip, as this would be used for general-purpose power breaks by my pool team. Phenolic features more elasticity of collisions (i.e. better force transfer) than even the hardest leather tip, as it has essentially negligible compression; that's why a lot of break cues have built-in phenolic tips these days, some of these sticks being manufactured by Rage as well. The main drawback I've seen with phenolic, especially when a shooter isn't highly practiced with that sort of tip, is that it can lead to more miscues. A hard leather tip is essentially a middle ground in terms of control and force transfer, which is why I was seeking out a 25 ounce cue specifically with a leather tip. About the weight: my feeling is that results may vary. I have a pretty strong break with a lighter cue, to start with, and do a power-lifting routine at the gym that makes me considerably stronger than the average pool player. It's also indisputably true that the same amount of kinetic energy could be transferred to the cue ball during a power break with a lighter stick moving faster (which would be easier to move faster, too) than a heavier stick moving more slowly. In my personal testing, I broke many times with the stick and didn't instantly see myself pocketing four balls on every break. However, when I focused on imagining the cue moving faster, and really put my back into it, I did see a significant increase in ball scatter and pocketing. Also, which may be a side effect of the particular break technique I use, I found it easy to leave the cue ball in the middle of the table. I shot some balls with the cue as well, to see for fun how it'd feel and affect my stroke. It definitely felt like a log at all times, due to a fatter thickness and taper. As with all heavier sticks, spin-caused errors were magnified. Going back to my regular 18-ounce stick felt a bit like walking on the moon. The stick itself is very solidly constructed. There is a good deal of wood-on-wood in the joint, which together with the snug fit really makes it feel like a one-piece when screwed together. The post goes into a metal sleeve, though, and the whole thing feels like it will stand the test of time. I very much like the "sneaky pete" look of this stick, too. I can't wait to beat people with it during league play. I mean to beat them in pool matches, of course--though I have to say, you could definitely crack some skulls with this huge slab of wood if you had to. My final analysis is that for those preferring a heavier break stick, this is a value that would be hard to beat. I can't compare it to similar sticks with a phenolic tip, but I love having the control of a leather tip too. It's the best of both worlds for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2016 by Cugel the Clever
    • Good product
Sturdy stick with nice weight. Only gripe is the color. The shaft is a bright white/pine color and the handle is redder. Looks like a mismatched combo.
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2022 by Chuck Collison
    • Awesome Cue! Nine out of 10 times I break I get something in.
Love this break stick just about every time I break I get something in most of the time it's two balls
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2022 by hudson
    • Can never go wrong with a Sneaky Pete!
Great action from this stick, I even shoot with it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2022 by Sean Phagan
    • Very impressed!
Was skeptical at first but I think it's the best breaking cue I've ever used. Very happy with it.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2022 by tyler
    • Attractive
I ordered this fur my husband as a Christmas gift. He loved it and friends have asked if they can borrow it. Great purchase
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2022 by Amazon Customer

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