How much does the cue weigh?
868720
We have 19oz,19.5oz,20oz and 21oz.(please specify in message immediately after purchase)
147011
I don't know the exact weight. but I remember being very surprised with how light it was. It can't be more than 5 pounds.
1284252
We got this more than a year ago, so I don't remember how much it weighed, but it's a nice size. It is my son's, and he practices long distance shots with it. It's probably about 6' tall and about that wide. It's very sturdy and is great for practice; takes hard hits well.
446339
58" Good stick for the money, but the Players Classically Styled Crimson Maple Pool Cue (C-960) Style: 19 oz. is my fav stick for only $30 more:) Best stick I've ever played with!
1674076
I don't know the exact weight but would say it is at least 18 oz maybe even 20 oz. I bought this for my husband and he is really pleased with the results I've used it in my league play and my breaks are much improved.
1408816
The stick itself is pearl and the bottom is white and black. The oz is not written on the cue but I would say not more then 19 oz
240218
It works well as a portable table tennis surface. The ball reacts a litle differently than on a regular table however it can be set up most anywhere. I am a middle aged person and find it a little heavy to carry but definitely doable. My guess is that it weighs approx 20-24 lbs. The good thing about it being heavy is that it doesn't move around and is sturdy even on a small table. I would recommend being careful to put a cloth down first if you are placing it on a nice table as it has sharp edges which can scratch the table underneath when unfolding it. I don't use the vice grip net that comes with it, but a spring loaded extendable net that was purchassed at Sports Authority for under $5 because sometimes I am laying it on a billiard table and it is not possible to grab onto the table with a little vice. It's not like a real table but it is portable and has come in handy.
240219
Its made of composite wood (glued wood shreds). It weighs probably between 10-14 Lbs. Fits right inside my regulation sized pool table.
686103
No I don't recall but the ball arrives defalted so it could be much weight at all.
110058
It is closer to the 2 pound mark. Also the way it is balanced it feels a lot lighter. I put boards on the pool deck with it and never felt tired using it. I use it for woodworking and it is great for getting into small areas.
1357726
Not sure size & weight, but shipping was free. Hoop is holding up great! So much fun for teens & adults!
1068622
If you purchase the cue from me, you can send me a message on Amazon requesting a 18oz and I will adjust the weight of the cue stick.
1138217
i'm not a pool expert by any means. i'm guessing cues are about average weight. tips are glued. its a nice set.
455013
Probably around 80 pounds. Not sure. It is fun and pretty good for the money.
1386440
The balls and cue are miniaturized (about 2/3rds the size of standard) but are of nice quality. The cues come in two parts and screw together.
191050
I'm not sure the actual weight, but it was still pretty light with the wand in the box. Less than a pound.
1574927
The product itself is 20.6 pounds, as per the description. If you're referring to the key feel, it's heavier than classic "plastic synth" keys but not nearly as heavy as the keys on a Yamaha CP or fully-weighted keys such as my older Alesis QS8. The keys also snap back quickly; there's very little sense of 'throw' in them. I wanted the range of 61 keys without having to constantly flip octaves, but as far as playing, I much prefer the feel of my smaller Alesis Q25 and wish I'd purchased the Q61 before the Axiom.