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One Piece Cues
One-piece cues, shorty cues and house cues — the no-joint, grab-and-go sticks for the bar, the basement and the kids. Full-length 57" and 58" one-piece maple cues from Action, Players, Havoc, Dufferin, Koda and Xcel, plus 30", 36", 42", 48" and 52" shorties (Balance Rite, Players, Havoc, Dufferin High Run, Energy) for tight rooms and small hands. Everything here ships from our Wilmington, NC store.
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.
4.8/5 average from 123 customer reviews across One Piece Cues.
One Piece Cues Specs at a Glance
- Joint Type: One-Piece, 5/16X18
- Shaft Size: 13.00mm, 12.25mm
- Wrap Options: Wrapless, Linen Wrap
- Shaft Material: Classic Wood, Fiberglass
- Colors: Black, Tan, Natural, Gold
Brand Compatibility
The joint is what decides whether a shaft fits, and most cues in One Piece Cues use the One-Piece pin. That is the same One-Piece pin used across Havoc, so shafts move between them — always confirm the exact pin before buying.
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Frequently asked questions about One Piece Cues
What is a one-piece house cue?
A cue built as a single continuous stick with no joint to take apart, typically used in bars, pool halls, and rec rooms where cues need to survive heavy, low-care use and be cheap to replace.
Can I upgrade or customize a one-piece cue?
Not really - without a joint there's no way to swap shafts, weights, or wraps the way you can on a two-piece cue. If you want to customize later, a two-piece starter cue is the better buy.
Is a one-piece cue good enough to learn on?
It's fine for casual, occasional play, but most players who are serious about improving move to a two-piece cue fairly quickly for the better balance and shaft consistency.
Why is this line so much cheaper than everything else in the catalog?
One-piece house cues use simple, low-cost construction and no takedown hardware, which is what keeps the price this low compared to any jointed cue.
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