Description
The Cuetec CT105NW Truewood – No Wrap represents Cuetec’s commitment to innovation in cue design. The Truewood series combines the beauty of real wood veneers with Cynergy carbon fiber performance, offering classic aesthetics with modern technology.
Specifications:
- Tip: 11.8mm Tiger Sniper
- Ferrule: 1/4″ Thin White Sighting Ferrule
- Shaft: 29″ Cynergy Carbon composite shaft, 15.5″ SST
- Joint: 3/8 x 14, 21.3mm
- Collar: Stainless Steel
- Forearm: Black gloss
- Wrap: No wrap – Walnut veneer
- Butt plate: Stainless Steel with Cuetec Truewood logo
- Weight adjustable: Yes (Acueweight system)
Warranty: Limited warranty included.
John D. –
Great customer service love the
Great customer service love the stick Satisfied customer here.
Taylor F. –
Great Cue stick
This is an Awesome stick, I adore it. Customer Service @Pool Dawg are great and the shipping was very quick. I’m Truly satisfied and will buy from them again. Thank you
Drew R. –
Not Rec’vd Yet
Hi, I’m a customer in Canada and we’re experiencing a Canada Postal strike, which is the carrier it would have handed off to after clearing Customs and Excise, so it’s arrival is indeterminate.
Riley H. –
Amazing cue
From my perspective, absolutely superb pool cue , I have started playing after taking a hiatus for 20+ years , back in the early 90’s i had the new cuetec carbon fiber stick , it was before ES put his signature on it. After starting back playing and after a few months i just couldn’t get the feel for a wooden cue (a $300 Dufferin) it was missing something , it just didn’t feel right , so i opted to go for another cuetec , and after playing with it for the first time it was precisely what i was missing. It felt familiar in my hands while playing , and becasue i felt comfortable with it i was almost instantly shooting better , to me being comfortable with a cue stick and being able to trust a cue to do what you command it to do is the most important thing , if you are not comfortable with a cue you need to find one that makes you feel comfortable with it. Now i got the 11. 8 , and i mainly got it to be able to controll the spin at slower and medium speeds , if you are a beginner you probably will be better off with the 12. 5 , i wouldn’t recommend the 11. 8 as you really easily add unwanted spin on the cueball if you don’t have the basics down , it can make the transistion painfull and aggrevating to the point where you won’t feel comfortable with the stick at all.
Tom K. –
wonderful cue
Great pool cue , i have the 11. 8 tip. i love the feedback and the ammount of english i can put on the cue stick ball at medium and low speeds (with the sniper tip) , sometimes it can even be surprising how much english it takes. It does however take a little bit to get used to the 11. 8 when you come from a bigger tip like a 12. 5+ , any small deviation of not hitting it perfectly center line and it will get unintentional english on the cue ball. For me personally the 11. 8 was the perfect compromise of the pro/cons between a small tip <11. 5 and a bigger tip >12. 4 , mileage may vary and it’s a really personal choice.
Beth S. –
Cuetec cue
This cue feels like it’s part of my hands. Never felt a stick that was so balanced and gives my the spin and accuracy I need. I’ve always wanted a Cuetec since I first touched one in the Military. Now to finally have my one Cuetec has a lifetime customer in me. Would recommend over any other.