What is the weight of the cue and also what is the tip size in mm
287606
the weight is around 16oz. as stated by another owner the tip size looks to be a standard 13mm.
2273600
I measured the tips with a micrometer and they vary between .196 and .21 Each tip varies along the shaft
214625
I have no idea the size of the tip. I have no way to measure it as I don't have a mm ruler. But they are of average size and they do not look like the tip can be replaced. I bought these since my husband got a smartphone and uses them frequently. I have them all over the house incase he loses one. I have had better ones and I find these to be cheap in weight and construction but they work for what I want.
2141332
It's basically a smaller set of pool balls for a mini table I bought for my grandsons. If you're old enough, they're about the size of a 50 cent piece. Maybe a little smaller.
2007255
This two piece cue is 58" long and is weight adjustable between 18 and 21oz.
38647
Pen is 5 1/8 inches (13 cm) long tip to tip with a 5/16 inch (0.8 cm) diameter shaft. It is very light weight just 6.9 grams. It is a bit shorter than I would prefer, but OK (most ink pens are about a half inch longer). Its clip is 1 inch (2.54 cm) deep leaving ruffly 1/2 inch of pen sticking out of your shirt pocket. The side button is 11/16 in. long (1.75 cm) and is a single button (some stylus have a two-button side rocker switch, this does not).
1198511
This refers to the outside diameter of the replacement tip. To find out what you need, measure the outside diameter of your cue at the point at which it will contact the tip when it's screwed in place - you want the tip to be the same diameter, or close to it. If it's slightly larger, you can sand it down to match. The diameter and depth of thread is more or less standardized in the industry - I have yet to run across a screw-on tip that did not thread into any cue I've put them on
1925702
About 4 inches. They are a nice hand size. I've been having problems with the tip being...hmmm, how to put this...rubbery, when they are easier with the tip harder. If that makes any sense to you! But I purchase tons of them at a time! I lose them, I wear them out, I keep on my shirt and my family will come just take them off my shirt!! I've given so many away! I love them IF the tip is firm! Lol! Good luck!
792965
I believe you can get it down to 18.5. However, I purchased a 19 and a 20 oz. and I prefer the 19 oz. It is also very hard to get the screws off. I called the company and they said you need a drill to get them off as they are glued on. I would personally go w/ the 19 as you get a much better feel when you strike the cue ball! Hope this helps.
1315409
Per an answer to a previous question and a comment made in a customer review, the cue is 16 oz.
955490
Sorry, I gave the wrong answer! The tip is 'micro' so there's no way to measure it. (It's like a pin prick) It's wonderfully tiny! You'll love it!
799213
Hi there. This was a gift for my nephew. If i remember correctly...they were light-weight and perhaps the size of a marble. Hope this was helpful.
1797626
I am not at the set right now, but they are regulation height, which is 15". They are sand-weighted, probably a few ounces. The set plays fine, the only thing lacking is the pins do not bounce at one another off the side boards (we constructed a frame around the set area out of a old bookcase) like the official ones do. But everyone enjoys playing with it.
1826026
I can't give you an exact measurement but know it's a normal length, not an extra short or extra long cue. Im 5'7" and it's a great length for me.
560763
I am not sure. I have not looked in to it yet since the tips are still new. I would try the links I just provided.Tip Repair and Replacement Aluminum Cue ClampMizerak Cue Tips and Cement
1563366
Hi James! They are 4mm tip size. They are thin tip, however I must stress they are by NO means a fine tip stylus as some people have been disappointed by that fact. Hope this helps! Please contact me at our link below if you have any further questions :
2007252
Hello Hendry. This cue is a standard length cue, measuring approximately 58 inches long, and it is a two-piece cue. The cue features an adjustable weight system. When ordering your cue from Y2PLAY, you may request any weight between 18oz. and 21oz. in 0.5oz. increments, and we will adjust the cue weight before sending it to you. Thank you for your interest!