Of all the pool cues Lincoln has to offer you, we feel that we supply good quality snooker tools. It's important that you have a wide range of options. And as buying the right snooker cue is the equivalent of finding the perfect paintbrush for your artistic style, it's important that you look for the right size for your cueing action, as well as one that syncs in with your own abilities.


We provide one piece cues, two-piece cues, and three-quarter cues so whatever your playing style you've got an opportunity to find the right implement for your game. Whether you are a first-timer, or you've been getting in your fair share of centuries, we've got something for everyone. And as our cues are made of the finest materials and with quality names like Peradon, you can rest assured that we've got the right cue for your potting abilities.


Choosing a snooker cue isn’t as easy as you think, especially for the amateur. You have got to think about the right size for your abilities, but also ensuring that it helps you to give your best performance. As well as this, the right snooker cue can make a big statement at your local snooker club. High-end brands like Peradon can make other players sit up and pay more attention to you as you enter the snooker hall. Which type are you going to choose?


The one piece snooker cue is the most renowned of snooker cue types. It's available in various lengths and finishes, meaning that you can find the perfect fit. And with various household names and brands available, you'll be sure to find the one for your playing style and budget. The key to choosing a quality one piece snooker cue is making sure that it's as stiff as possible, but also at the weight you can cue with. Usually it's around the 17 or 18 oz mark.


The two-piece cue is characterised by a joint in the middle. Despite the additional effort to put a two-piece cue together, having a lightweight and durable implement is crucial especially as you need a sturdy cue, not something flimsy that comes apart in the middle.


A 3/4 jointed cue is a popular option. You may go for one of these because you like the look, or you may choose this because you can attach an extension onto it. This gives you the scope for more tactical play. There are various ranges provided by world-renowned snooker manufacturers and come in various styles. A 3/4 jointed snooker cue is at its best when it has attachments to go with it. A 3/4 jointed cue is a way to get an extra bit of power to your game if you're looking to make changes to your style of play. When you're trying to hit those more tricky shots, an extra butt to the queue can help in in tense situations.


When you’re looking for pool cues Lincoln has many to choose from, but when you need something of good quality, durable, but also aids your playing style it can be intimidating for the amateur or even the pro, but we’ve got plenty for your needs.