What size pool cues does this table come with? Are they regulation or smaller? Thank you
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Length wise I think they are standard but they feel very light weight wise.
1313287
I believe they are regulation and so are the balls. My husband and grandson have loved this and it is so convenient to take down and set up. Has been a lot of fun and quite durable.
1260819
Well the deluxe comes with a rule book and in the description is says that it's a 4 piece cue where the classic is a two piece. I only break mine down by the two and I have the deluxe. It is definitely quality, I would go with any other brand
33344
Standard pool balls are 2 1/4" in diameter. I am not sure they even make a 2 1/2" diameter pool ball. Carom balls are larger than pool balls.
1265862
Put it like this who ever don't really know about pool tables it looks huge who knows about pool tables it looks medium size, it's in between you will be happy......does not all all look like a kids pool table or small at all. But if you need full specs its on Amazon w,d,l good luck.
497323
I don't know exactly but they are small and perfect for the small pool tables
1311945
I got 2 pool sticks, balls. Brush and triangle for the pool table. Then hockey pucks and the felt handles for the hockey part. The ping pong table has the net, balls and pattles. I had to purchase new pool sticks. They were to light. And we use our table 2-3 night a wk. Its worth it if you are into pool/air hockey & ping pong. Saved us a ton at a pool hall. And our friends too.
1720444
I would say no. I have a cue butt that is just short of 30.5" and it's tight.
1867816
Hello. Cuetec cues all come with a 13mm shaft and tip (with the exception of the Jump and Break cues). Thank you for your interest!
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.
1282546
Various sizes. I didn't measure but there are at least 4 diffent sizes from small for tighter cues to maybe about an inch and 1/2 or so
1220552
That would be a personal selection. If you use the cue for a all around play then you would want a medium hard or hard tip, if only for game play, a medium to medium soft. I would only use a medium tip for my game as I use a breaking cue.
906409
as far as I know they are standard playing card size. don't know what bridge size is.....
1344355
It does not come with cues but the have an addon package although we placed our pool table in a smaller room so e ended up buying much shorter pool cues
1265440
It will work on smaller tables. I have used this on a dining room table and returned balls into the curtains (which cushion the bounce and allow the balls to fall into a container - less picking the balls up off the floor!). You could set it up to fire balls from the windowsill, bounce them off a coffee table and hit them into a bucket. Ideally though, use some sort of TT table and a TT net to replicate game conditions. My next investment is a return net to hit them into. Ultimately the draw back to this equipment is picking the balls up afterwards. And in answer to the original question a 3/4 size table should be fine.
1411719
Standard is about 56x30. This table is perfect for adults. My volunteer group bought it and donated it to a cafe. I see many adults using it, even playing doubles just fine.
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I don't remember what size. But I do know they are not regulation. They are smaller. I was not pleased.
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Subtract about 12 inches in width and 12 inches in length from the listed size. It definitely "feels" smaller than the tables at a bar/restaurant. It's fun to practice on but maybe not as fun to play 9-ball etc.