No products found
ResetSnooker cues are also the right cue for Russian billiards (pyramid) — shaft length, tip size and taper are nearly identical, so one cue covers both games. The SportGoods catalog carries one-piece and two-piece models. Prices start from 110₾.
Snooker cue vs pool cue — what's different?
| Spec | Snooker / Russian billiards cue | Pool cue |
|---|---|---|
| Tip diameter | 9–10 mm | 12–13 mm |
| Shaft | Thin, tapered | Thicker, cylindrical |
| Length | ~145–150 cm | ~145 cm |
| Used for | Snooker, Russian billiards (pyramid) | American pool |
See also: pool cues and billiard balls.
Types
- One-piece (1PC) cues — solid and stable, for clubs or home tables.
- Two-piece (2PC) cues — split in the middle, convenient to carry in a case.
Material and shaft
A quality snooker cue is made of maple or ash — a thin, tapered shaft gives more precision for the tighter pockets typical of snooker and Russian billiards.
Choosing tip and weight
- 9–9.5mm tip — more precision, classic snooker.
- 10mm tip — a more stable hit, good for beginners and Russian billiards.
- 17–18 oz weight — the standard choice for snooker.
How to choose
- Beginner: one-piece or an affordable two-piece, 10mm tip.
- Amateur / Russian billiards: a well-balanced two-piece cue with a carry case.
- Professional snooker: a maple two-piece cue with a 9–9.5mm tip.
Care
Store the cue vertically or in a case, away from humidity. Chalk the tip regularly and replace it when worn.
Delivery and warranty
Delivery is available across Georgia — Batumi, Tbilisi, Kutaisi. Warranty and bundle details are listed on each product page, or ask our manager.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a snooker cue cost?
Prices start from 110₾ for entry-level models and go up for professional two-piece cues, depending on material and brand.
Can a snooker cue be used for Russian billiards (pyramid)?
Yes, snooker and Russian billiards cues are practically identical — a thin shaft and a 9–10mm tip. One cue works for both games.
What's the difference between a snooker cue and a pool cue?
A snooker cue has a thin tip (9–10mm) and a tapered shaft for precision in tight pockets. A pool cue has a thicker tip (12–13mm) and a cylindrical shaft.
What tip size should I choose?
9–9.5mm for classic snooker; 10mm is more stable for beginners and Russian billiards.
Do you deliver to Batumi and Tbilisi?
Yes, delivery is available across Georgia — Batumi, Tbilisi, Kutaisi and other cities.