Valhalla's 100 Series is the entry point into the numbered Valhalla lineup: hard rock maple construction, a standard 5/16x18 joint and Valhalla's stackable weight bolt system at $140. It's the most affordable way into a Valhalla cue.
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Valhalla's own site confirms every current 100 Series cue is built from North American hard rock maple with a 5/16x18 full-thread joint, a CNC-machined stainless steel pin and brass shaft insert, and a standard Triangle solid leather tip made exclusively for Valhalla by Tweeten USA. Within the 100 Series, individual models vary in finish and grip style rather than following one fixed spec: our VA102 model, for example, is a natural-stain maple forearm with a high-impact ferrule, three nickel silver rings and no wrap, while VA109 and VA110 use autumn or mahogany stains over the same wrapless hard rock maple sleeve construction with metal rings. Every 100 Series cue includes Valhalla's interchangeable weight bolt system, which sits in the grip rather than at the very end of the butt and lets you add up to 5 ounces to the cue's natural weight.
This is Valhalla's entry-level tier, built for a player who's new to the game or on a tight budget but still wants a properly built two-piece cue rather than a house stick. At $140, it's priced below every other numbered Valhalla series we carry, making it a sensible first "real" cue for someone stepping up from a bar-box house cue, or a low-risk second cue for a player who wants a spare without a big outlay. The wide range of stain and ring combinations across the ten models we stock (VA101 through VA108) also gives a first-time buyer some genuine choice on looks without paying more for it.
Wrap style varies across the line: some 100 Series models, including VA109 and VA110, ship wrapless, while others may use linen depending on the specific stain and design, so check the individual listing rather than assuming one fixed grip style across all eight models we stock.
The 100 Series sits at the very bottom of Valhalla's numbered lineup, priced below the 200, 300, 400, 500 and 900 Series and below the Garage Series, all of which add more inlay detail, splice-point construction or premium point transfers as you move up. If you like the 100 Series build quality but want a bit more visual detail without a big price jump, the 200 Series is the next step up at $160, adding features like Irish linen wraps and faded stain finishes on some models. Every tier shares the same core joint and weight-bolt system, so moving up the range is about finish and decoration, not a change in fundamental construction.
Because the 100 Series spans several distinct stain and ring combinations at the same $140 price, choose based on the listing photo for the specific finish you want rather than assuming all eight models we carry are simply the same cue in different colours. The weight bolt system means you can adjust balance after delivery without needing a different cue. As with everything on this site, you have 30 days to return it, and shipping is free on orders over $98.
The joint is what decides whether a shaft fits, and every cue in Valhalla 100 Series Cues uses the 5/16X18 pin. That is the same 5/16X18 pin used across Action, Meucci, Players, Rage and Xcel, so shafts move between them — always confirm the exact pin before buying.
A 5/16x18 full-thread joint with a CNC-machined stainless steel pin and brass shaft insert, confirmed directly on Valhalla's own site as the standard joint across its entire cue range, not just the 100 Series specifically.
Yes. Every current Valhalla cue, including the 100 Series, uses an interchangeable, stackable weight bolt system located in the grip rather than at the very end of the butt, letting you add up to 5 ounces to the natural weight using simple hand tools.
It's built specifically for that role. At $140 it's Valhalla's most affordable numbered series, built on the same hard rock maple and 5/16x18 joint platform as the brand's pricier lines, making it a reasonable step up from a house cue for a beginner or budget-conscious buyer.
No. Some models, including VA109 and VA110 in our stock, ship wrapless with a hard rock maple forearm and sleeve, while other finishes in the line may differ. Check the individual listing for the specific grip style on the model you want.
Both share the same hard rock maple construction and 5/16x18 joint, but 200 Series models add more finish detail, including Irish linen wraps and faded European stains on some designs, at a modest $20 step up in price from the 100 Series.
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