Molinari playing cues here include the MLSP15 and MLSP18B, both with wood shafts and wrapless handles. This collection suits players comparing a playing cue with contrasting wood and point designs. Look at the forearm and grip you prefer, then check the complete shaft and joint configuration on the individual model.
Every item is brand new and 100% genuine, backed by its full manufacturer warranty. Free shipping on orders over $98 (contiguous US) and 30-day returns. Every spec on this page is checked against the manufacturer's published data by our Wilmington, NC store team.
Compare the cue’s dimensions and intended use with the game you play before ordering. Check the shaft configuration and the available options on the exact model. If you are also choosing carrying equipment, browse Molinari cases and select the capacity for your cues and spare shafts.
We currently stock 2 Molinari items, from $875 to $1,115.
The joint shapes how a cue hits. Radial and 3/8"x10 joints give a solid, low-deflection feel; quick-release joints make breakdown fast. Not sure? A radial or 3/8"x10 is a safe all-around pick.
Yes. A thinner shaft (11.75–12.5mm) puts more spin on the ball with a crisp hit, while a larger shaft (12.75–13mm) feels fuller and more forgiving.
Irish linen wicks sweat with a classic tacky grip. Leather is plush and premium. No-wrap is fast and low-maintenance.
The WPA equipment specification requires a cue at least 40 inches long and no more than 25 ounces, with a tip no wider than 14mm and any metal ferrule no longer than 1 inch. Standard two-piece playing cues fall inside those limits; league rules on jump and break cues vary, so check yours.
Cues carry the manufacturer's warranty against warpage and defects. See our Warranty and Return Policy pages for details.
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