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Voodoo Cues
Quarter King carries 21 Voodoo pool cues, organized into four named collections, Blood, Bone, RIP and Grey, plus two dedicated break cues and one standalone model. Every cue shares a 29-inch hard rock maple shaft, a 10 to 12-inch pro taper and a 5/16x18 joint, with prices from about $180 to about $270. The differences between models come down mostly to collection artwork, wrap material and which cues are currently in stock.
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About Voodoo Cues
About Voodoo Pool Cues
Voodoo is an entry-tier cue line built around laser-etched artwork, skulls,
tattoo-style linework and Louisiana Voodoo folklore themes, cut into the cue rather
than printed on. We stock 21 Voodoo cues, spanning about $180 to about $270, split
across four named collections, Blood, Bone, RIP and Grey, along with two dedicated
break cues and one model that is not tied to any named collection in what we could
verify. Twelve of the 21 are in stock as of this writing; the rest cycle in and out
with the manufacturer's production runs, which is typical for a brand at this price
point. Model names run as a mix of plain numbers, VOD08 through VOD45, and two
lettered break-cue codes, VODBK01 and VODBK02, rather than descriptive model names,
so the collection a cue belongs to is the more useful way to browse this shelf. For
the rest of what Quarter King carries under this brand, including cases,
gloves and a replacement shaft, see the Voodoo brand
page.
Construction, in Plain English
Shaft and taper
Every Voodoo cue in this category uses a 29-inch hard rock maple shaft with a 10
to 12-inch pro taper and a brass insert, at a 13.00mm tip diameter. Maple is the
standard wood for a playing shaft because it is stiff and dense enough to transfer a
stroke cleanly, and the pro taper is a gradual thin toward the tip rather than a
sharp step, which is the shape most players are used to. See our
glossary for more on taper and shaft terms.
Joint and pin
Every cue in the category uses a 5/16x18 pin, though the exact fitting varies:
some models use a plain 5/16x18 joint and others a piloted 5/16x18. That distinction
matters if a player is planning to swap a shaft between two Voodoo cues or bring in a
shaft from elsewhere in our catalog, since a piloted joint and a plain 5/16x18 joint
are not interchangeable parts.
Wrap and grip
Nineteen of the 21 cues use a leather wrap, mostly in black; two Blood-collection
models use a linen wrap instead. Leather gives a smoother, quieter feel in the hand,
while linen offers a drier, more textured grip and tends to wick moisture during a
long session. Across the line, the wrap plays a supporting role to the laser-etched
artwork, which is the real visual signature of the brand.
The Voodoo Series
Because Voodoo groups its cues into four named collections rather than one flat
lineup, the table below breaks the category down by collection. Prices are rounded
to the nearest $10.
| Series | SKUs | Shaft | Wrap | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voodoo Bone Cues | VOD08, VOD37, VOD40 | 13.00mm classic wood | Leather | about $220 to $270 | 2 of 3 in stock |
| Voodoo Grey Cues | VOD11, VOD13, VOD16 | 13.00mm classic wood | Leather | about $220 to $270 | 1 of 3 in stock |
| Voodoo Blood Cues | VOD21, VOD22, VOD23, VOD24, VOD41, VOD42, VOD43 | 13.00mm classic wood | Leather (5), Linen (2) | about $220 to $270 | 3 of 6 priced models in stock |
| Voodoo RIP Cues | VOD28, VOD35, VOD36, VOD44, VOD45 | 13.00mm classic wood | Leather | about $270 | 5 of 5 in stock |
The Bone collection runs three models,
the VOD08 in tan, and the VOD37 and VOD40 in tan and a black-and-tan combination, all
sharing the same maple shaft and taper as the rest of the line. The Grey collection
groups three cues, the VOD11, VOD13 and VOD16, all finished in a solid grey leather
wrap, and is currently the tightest on stock of the four, with only the VOD11 showing
available. Blood is the largest collection at seven models and the only one that
mixes wrap materials: five cues, mostly in black-and-red color combinations, use
leather, while the VOD42 and VOD43 use linen instead. One Blood model, the VOD41 in
brown and red, currently carries no active listing price and shows unavailable
rather than in or out of stock. RIP is the most consistently stocked collection and
also the widest on color, with all five models, the VOD28 (black and purple), VOD35
(black and white), VOD36 (pink and purple), VOD44 (black and green) and VOD45
(purple and grey), showing in stock at about $270 each.
Outside those four collections, the VOD31
is a standalone model in a black, tan and grey leather wrap that is not tied to a
named collection in anything we could verify, priced at about $190 and currently out
of stock. Quarter King also carries two Voodoo break cues, the
VODBK01 and
VODBK02, built on the same maple
shaft and joint spec as the playing cues but intended for the break rather than
regular play; the VODBK02 is in stock at about $270 and the VODBK01 is currently out
of stock at about $180.
Joint, Shaft and Compatibility
Every cue in this category uses a 13.00mm
classic wood shaft on a
5/16x18 joint, either plain or piloted depending
on the model. That means a Voodoo cue can generally take another 13.00mm, 5/16x18
shaft from elsewhere in our catalog as long as the piloted-versus-plain fitting
matches, including the standalone VODXS break shaft we stock on the
Voodoo brand page. If a shaft needs replacing on its
own, our full selection lives under shafts
rather than in this cue category. For a case sized to the standard two-butt,
two-shaft setup here, see our
pool cue cases, including the
Voodoo-branded options on the brand page. Checking a listing's joint attribute before
ordering a spare shaft is worth the extra minute, since a piloted 5/16x18 joint and a
plain 5/16x18 joint on paper look like the same pin size but are not always
interchangeable in practice.
Setting Up for League or Casual Play
Because every model in this category shares the same 13.00mm maple shaft and a
5/16x18 joint, this lineup works equally well as a first cue purchase or as a second
cue kept for league nights, since either use case gets the same shaft feel and
comparable joint fit regardless of which collection or colorway is chosen. A player
who wants to carry the cue between a league venue and home only needs to add a case
sized for the number of shafts they are bringing; the 2x2 cases on the
Voodoo brand page are sized for two butts and two
shafts, which covers a playing cue plus a spare shaft from this same lineup or from
the wider shafts category. A player who wants a dedicated break cue rather than
breaking with their playing cue can add the VODBK01 or VODBK02 from this same
category instead of a separate brand.
Who Voodoo Pool Cues Suit
This category fits a player buying a first real cue, moving up from a house cue
at a bar or pool hall, or picking up a second cue with a distinctive look for league
nights. The maple shaft, brass insert and 5/16x18 joint give a real step up from a
one-piece bar cue, while the laser-etched artwork across all four collections lets a
buyer pick a theme rather than settling for whatever is on the rack. It is not the
place to shop for a low-deflection playing shaft or a tournament-level hit; players
at that stage should look further up our catalog. It also works as a themed gift for
a casual or beginner player, though someone who already owns an established
performance cue is likely better served by a different shelf. A buyer deciding
between collections is mostly choosing a visual theme rather than a build tier:
Bone and Grey lean toward muted tan and grey tones, most of Blood pairs black with
red, and RIP covers the widest color spread of the four, so the choice comes down
to which artwork and palette fit the player rather than which one plays better.
Warranty and What to Know
Voodoo cues carry a 1-year manufacturer's warranty against defects, a term
confirmed in player discussion on the AZBilliards forums. Wear items such as the tip
and wrap are excluded from that kind of warranty on any cue at this price point,
which is standard across the market and not specific to Voodoo. Stock on individual
collection models moves in and out with production runs, so an out-of-stock cue here
may return in a future restock rather than being discontinued.
Caring for a Voodoo Cue
A maple-shaft cue like every model in this category holds up longest with basic,
consistent care: wipe the shaft down after a session rather than letting chalk and
hand oils build up on it, store the cue in a case instead of leaning it in a corner,
and keep it away from a hot car trunk or a damp basement, since temperature and
humidity swings are what warp a wooden shaft over time. The leather- and
linen-wrapped grips on these cues also benefit from staying dry; wipe off sweat or
moisture before putting the cue away rather than letting it soak into the wrap.
For the rest of what Quarter King carries under this brand, including the case
lineup, bridge gloves and the VODXS break shaft, visit the
Voodoo brand page. To compare Voodoo against other
entry-tier lines, browse the full
pool cues category.
Voodoo Cues Specs at a Glance
- Joint Type: 5/16X18 Piloted, 5/16X18
- Shaft Size: 13.00mm
- Wrap Options: Leather Wrap
- Shaft Material: Classic Wood
- Colors: Black, Grey, Red, Tan
What Voodoo is known for
Voodoo is a value-tier pool cue line built around a Louisiana Voodoo-legend aesthetic — laser-etched skulls, crows, cobwebs, and daggers worked into hard rock maple shafts, leather or linen wraps, and stainless steel hardware. It's a Cuestix International house brand, sitting in the same family as Action, Scorpion, and Elite rather than being an independent cue maker. Buyers are casual and league players who want a cue that looks unmistakably different at the table without paying players'-cue prices — bar and pool-hall regulars, gift buyers, and beginners picking a first two-piece cue. It isn't aimed at competitive players chasing low-deflection shaft technology; it's aimed at people who want personality and a dependable hit for well under $300.
We currently stock 16 Voodoo items, from $221 to $269.
| Line | Typical price | Known for |
|---|---|---|
| Accessories & small parts | $18 – $50 | Cue bumpers and small Voodoo-branded parts, not full cues — this is what pushes the line's price floor down to $18 |
| Hard cases | $170 – $220 | 1x1 coffin-style and 2x2 hard cases carrying the same skull/cobweb artwork as the cues |
| Playing & break cues | $260 – $269 | Two-piece hard rock maple playing cues and one dedicated break cue (VODBK02), all sold at essentially the same price point |
The Voodoo lineup
Voodoo RIP Cues $269
The Voodoo RIP series is the graveyard and death-themed half of Voodoo's Playing-cue range, five models in our lineup built around tombstone, snake and skull artwork rather than the skull-and-bone engraving of Bone or…
Voodoo Blood Cues $269
Voodoo's Blood series leans hardest into the brand's horror-voodoo theme, with bleeding-skull and heart graphics laser-engraved into the forearm. It's built for players who want their cue to look as loud as the theme…
Voodoo Grey Cues $221–$269
Voodoo's Grey series uses a grey-stained maple forearm as the canvas for laser-etched skull and graveyard artwork, a cooler-toned alternative to the Blood series' colour graphics on the same underlying construction and shaft specification.…
Voodoo Bone Cues $221–$269
The Voodoo Bone series covers the three Playing-cue models in our lineup built around skull and bone engravings cut into a hard rock maple forearm: the VOD08 Dripping Blood, the VOD37 Blunt Smoking Skull…
What joint does Voodoo use, and which shafts fit?
About 100% of the Voodoo cues we stock use the 5/16X18 Piloted joint. The joint is what decides shaft fitment — thread and face both have to match, so a shaft cut for a different pin will not thread on no matter how good it is.
Shafts that fit most Voodoo cues
Everything with a 5/16X18 Piloted joint · Joint & pin identifier · Shaft fit finder
Voodoo technology, in plain English
- Hard rock maple shaft
- A standard one-piece North American maple shaft in 12mm or 13mm — a solid, affordable wood shaft, not a low-deflection or carbon-fiber design.
- Laser-etched graphics
- The skull, crow, and cobweb artwork is lasered directly into the maple forearm rather than applied as a sticker or decal, so it won't peel with handling.
- Piloted joint & stainless hardware
- A piloted 5/16x18 joint pin with a stainless steel collar and butt plate — common, easy-to-service hardware rather than a proprietary quick-release system.
What players say about Voodoo
Consistently praised for
- One verified Quarter King Billiards customer review calls the VOD45 a 'wonderful cue stick' and says the maple shaft 'glides nicely on the hand.'
- The laser-etched gothic artwork stands out at the table — players choosing Voodoo are choosing it specifically for the look.
- Etched rather than decal-based graphics mean the design doesn't peel or wear off with normal handling.
- Priced well under most players'-cue lines, making it a low-risk way to get a distinctive-looking two-piece cue.
Common criticisms
- The one verified owner review on file also flags noticeable 'bendiness' (shaft flex) on harder shots — a real consistency concern typical of budget wood shafts.
- As a smaller Cuestix house brand, there's little independent forum-level track record (AZBilliards, etc.) beyond retailer product pages and reviews.
- No low-deflection shaft or other modern cue technology — it's a standard hard rock maple shaft, so serious or competitive players will likely outgrow it quickly.
- Limited resale value, like most themed budget house-brand cues, compared to name-brand players' cues.
Who makes Voodoo?
Voodoo is a brand of Cuestix International. Voodoo is one of several in-house brands Cuestix designs and sells alongside Action, Scorpion, Elite, Athena, Griffin, Katana, Outlaw, Summit, Spartan, Talon, and Eight Ball Mafia. Cuestix's own site groups Voodoo Cues, Voodoo Cases, and Voodoo Gloves under its 'CueStix Brand' family, distinct from the separately-manufactured lines it distributes (Predator, Viking, McDermott, and similar).
Brands under the same roof:
- Action — Cuestix's original budget house brand, with a much wider model selection
- Scorpion — Another Cuestix in-house brand at a comparable price point
- Eight Ball Mafia — Cuestix house brand with a tattoo/biker theme in place of Voodoo's gothic Louisiana theme
- Made in: Not disclosed by Voodoo or its retailers
- Warranty: 1-year manufacturer's warranty against defects, per Quarter King Billiards' own product listing for the VODBK02 break cue; check the individual product page since this wasn't independently confirmed on Cuestix's own site
Also worth a look at this price
If you like where Voodoo sits on price but want to compare before you commit, these land in the same range:
Brand Compatibility
The joint is what decides whether a shaft fits, and every cue in Voodoo Cues uses the 5/16X18 Piloted pin. That is the same 5/16X18 Piloted pin used across Athena, Eight Ball Mafia, Griffin, Outlaw and Talon, so shafts move between them — always confirm the exact pin before buying.
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Frequently asked questions about Voodoo Cues
How many Voodoo pool cues does Quarter King carry?
21, split across four named collections, Blood, Bone, RIP and Grey, plus two break cues and one standalone model, priced from about $180 to $270.
What is the difference between the Voodoo collections?
Mainly the artwork and, for two Blood-collection models, the wrap material. Bone, Grey and RIP cues use a leather wrap; most Blood cues do too, with two using linen.
What joint does a Voodoo cue use?
A 5/16x18 pin, either plain or piloted depending on the model, on a 13.00mm hard rock maple shaft throughout the lineup.
Are the Voodoo break cues part of one of the named collections?
No. The VODBK01 and VODBK02 are dedicated break cues, a functional category on their own rather than part of Blood, Bone, RIP or Grey.
Does Quarter King carry Voodoo cases and accessories too?
Yes, on the separate Voodoo brand page: seven cue cases, bridge gloves and a replacement break shaft alongside the cues on this shelf.
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