Meucci Pool Cues Review

Engineered by Bob Meucci the cues are made for increasing power while decreasing effort. They are known for softness and flexibility which can reduce cue ball deflection. This is partly done due to unique ferrules and joint features.

Since 1967, Meucci has made thousands of different cues and most designs came with different staining, wrapping and color options. The history of the manufacturer can be divided in five time periods: from 1967 to 1969 the company was called BMC, from 1969 to 1971 half of the manufactured cues were called Meucci while the other half was called Huebler, from 1971 to 1973 the cues were inscription with Meucci Clay Etridge branding, from 1974 to 1999 the cues went to the name of Meucci Originals and from 1999 to the present day they are simply known as Meucci.

Meucci Pool cues today

Meucci cues which are available today can be broadly divided in: pool cues, billiard cues, special cues. A Selection of shafts is also available. The pool cues come in different selections: standard, all-natural wood, Jayson Shaw cues (pro-level shaft), Skyler Woodward Barbox (standard length of 58 inches), Brick and Mortar Series, 21^st Century, Pro Series (low and super low deflection), Bob Meucci Customs, Meucci RB and Meucci Economy Cure.

Meucci budget billiard cues are sold in the following categories: Meucci Raze Series, Ultra Piston Series, Meucci Majestic Series and Meucci Starlight Cues.

Speciality cues are also available for jumping and breaking. There also is a small selection of low deflection shafts.

Warranty for Meucci cues

Since all the cues are made from hardwood they need to be used as an organic material. The recommendations are keeping and using the cue in an environment of around 50%humidity. They should also be struck just with the tip (either leather or rubber). If you manage to follow these instructions Meucci will repair or replace any manufacturing defects within 1 year from the purchase date.

The manufacturer also advises against striking the cue from side to side to prevent breakage along the grain. It is also a good practice to avoid hitting Mecucci cues against the table a after a break to avoid high shocks to the wooden materials. Warpage concerns have also been raised by the manufacturer but can be replaced in 90 days if the above advice has been followed.

Some of the best cues are carefully crafted from wooden materials. Meucci has been manufacturing cues with some of the best materials for decades, even if under different names. Today they offer a wide range of pool, billiard and specialty products which have been recognized by world champions and movies stars as some of the best cues for reducing ball deflection. Meucci has an extensive warranty guide which advises against any kind of shock as the cues are only designed to hit the balls with the tip. If you don`t mind the rigorousness of their warranties, you can choose your favorite cue starting from budget billiard options to advanced specialty jump of break cues.