KONLLEN Ebony Pro Series Carbon Fiber Pool Cue Stick Handmade Inlay Cue (Inlay Ring, Carbon Technology Low Deflection Billiard Cue Stick, Ebony Butt, 12.5mm,147cm)

A very high-quality cue. Most of the carbon fiber cue's today have been reverse engineered and with little difference. The difference is in the bottom half designs and the name on the cue. The higher end cues use the same carbon fiber and there is very little difference other than price paying for a name. The biggest difference is the tip which there are many options for each players like. I'd recommend this cue to anyone wanting a step up. I've been using this cue for many APA matches and love this que. If you get the real 2.0 shaft it's very low deflection with great feedback. I'd still recommend this que. I ordered the 2.0 shaft direct from Konllen and it was different than the one I received from my amazon order. The one from Konllen felt more quality with a different sound. My guess is the one from Amazon is a lower quality que versus the one directly from Konllen.

I’ve played for over 20 years. I am absolutely ecstatic about this cue. The weight in combination with its balance and gator grips along with the 3/8 joint are very well designed and crafted. It’s extremely aesthetically. Pleasing to the eye especially with the shell inlay. Performs well, generates more action on the cue than I initially anticipated. The value is is outstanding especially since it is a carbon fibre cue.

This stick is well made and plays as good as any cue I've played with, including a $1400 Predator with Revo shaft. I currently also own a Cuetec with Cynergy shaft and I would not say the Cuetec is better or worse. The Cuetec Cynergy has a softer hit and sniper tip. That might explain why this stick gives you more feedback when you hit the balls. If you like a softer (more cush) feel, I would go with a Cuetec Cynergy or Predator Revo. But honestly, I am now favoring this stick over the Cynergy. It's really more preference than anything. Bottom line: This stick is definitely worth the money if you like a some feedback when you hit the balls. But if you like the softer feel, you may want to look at a different stick. Some people who own this stick say that if you change the tip to soft tip, the hit will be softer. I'm fine with the stick just the way it is.

Been shooting pool for 30+ years, tried all kinds of cues, and I don’t see any flaws here. Happy with every aspect.

This is my second purchase of a Konllen cue. The first I picked over other more expensive cues just because I shot better with it, but I hated the look of it. This one has a much simpler and elegant look. It shoots the same so I turned the other one into a break cue.