Description
Unlike most of Viking’s brown-and-tan cues, the VIK352 skips a wrap entirely, running a smooth wrapless forearm-to-butt design instead of linen or leather. It still carries the 29-inch VIKORE Performance Shaft at 13.00mm in classic wood and the Viking Quick Release joint shared across the catalog. A wrapless handle suits a player who prefers a bare, consistent grip surface over a textured wrap, and finds a smoother finish easier to maintain over time. Priced at about $500, the VIK352 is in stock now. Its 13.00mm shaft and Quick Release joint match the spec used on most other cues in this catalog, so the wrapless design is the main point of difference here.
Sam P. –
Very nice SP cue that actually looks like a bar cue
I have the blonde version of his stick that I use for my APA league. It shoots pretty consistently and the Vikore shaft is much better for low deflection than a traditional maple shaft, but not as low as the Predator or OB shafts. Fit and finish is nice. There is no collar around the joints or the bottom of the butt, so it appears like an actual bar cue (I adore that it is like this since it’s a Sneaky Pete). The quick release is very convenient too and it is secure once it’s screwed on. I’ve never had it come loose during play. Plus, Viking has a lifetime warranty and my experience with their customer service has been good.
Kate P. –
I was hesitant to order
I was hesitant to order this cue, I originally wanted to order the McDermott sneaky pete cue but all 3 were out of stock so I went ahead and ordered the Viking and I am not disappointed whatsoever! I appreciate the McDermott Brand but I had purchased a Viking previous to my latest and was not disappointed then either, needless to say I am quite happy with the way it handles and the tip is also something else!! #fanofvikingcues
Dave F. –
Cue stick & Viking hard carrying case
Very Happy with both. Quality & beauty as well. I was really satisfied with your service. Thank You, B. A. “Lee” Harris III
Jesse A. –
Solid cue
It’s a little pricey but it’s a beautiful cue. It looks like a house pool cue from far away but when you hold it under the light and look at it you can tell it’s a high craftsmanship cue (the colors shaft kind of gives it away too). The only complaint I have it the quick release joint seems to take away from the low deflection compared to standard jointed cues I’ve shot with.
Rick R. –
Been playing with this pool cue
Been playing with this cue for a few weeks. I’m truly enjoying the way this cue feels when shooting. Feels really natural and familiar. Tip performs nicely after a bit of shaping and conditioning. Overall presentation as a sneaky is fantastic! Keep it near you, as it definitely gets picked up by strangers.