Feb 13,2023

Daily Maintenance Tips for Zhongba Billiard Cues

It’s best to lay an eight-ball cue horizontally in its case. Most players have already chosen a cue case for their prized eight-ball cue—made of sturdy materials and boasting a luxurious appearance, with a lining that provides excellent protection. When stored flat in the case, it can preserve about three-quarters of the cue’s joint, minimizing the risk of joint distortion or warping along the entire shaft.

Feb 03,2023

A One-Minute Guide to What a Chinese Eight-Ball Cue Is

A cue stick is a wooden tool used to strike the billiard balls. It tapers from a thin tip to a thicker butt and can vary in length. Generally, it should not be shorter than 91 cm. Of course, when using it, keep in mind that an excessively long cue can be difficult to handle and may compromise your aim and stroke. Therefore, choose a cue that suits your height and playing style.

Jan 31,2023

How to Maintain a Chinese-Style Eight-Ball Cue

When not in use, store your eight-ball cue in a cue case—preferably a hard‑shell one. Do not lean it against a corner, and avoid placing it in excessively hot areas, such as near the refrigerator or in direct sunlight. Never leave your cue in a car or in a dark, damp environment for extended periods. High temperatures and humidity can alter the cue’s elasticity.