Predator 'Sang Lee' Limited Edition Pool Cue With 11.8mm Revo Carbon Shaft

Virtually brand new and stunning, limited edition Sang Lee predator cue. Only had this beauty a month and it's an absolute gem. Gorgeous to look at and a brilliant player as well. Made in limited quantities, this may well be a collectors item in a few years time.

Made by predator, one of the most respected cue makers in the game, this is finished to the very highest level. Stunning colours and you'll not find a nicer cue. Nor will you see another down the club. Matched with the Revo 11.8mm carbon shaft, it's at the very highest level of quality.

How it plays -
I've used an awful lot of cues in my time, but for medium to full length shots, particularly just off straight, this is the best I've tried. It's a really straight shooter and the 11.8mm tip makes it super accurate. Because of the easy power you get, you don't ever need to over hit shots and this cuts down on those stroke errors. You don't need any effort to control the ball and so can keep your stroke smooth and easy.

It's also very good for noodling around. Little spins and stuns are no problem as the balance and weight of the cue is perfect. Little to no deflection from the shaft means slow spins don't throw to the side and you can play these shots with confidence.

This is a great cue. At the very top of both finishing and playability and the good news is you'll get it at a great discount. I'm an idiot and bought this, along with a mezz cue at the same time, and can't justify keeping them both. The fact it's as good as the mezz (and better on those long shots) just shows you the quality. For me, mezz make the best cues in the world.

Anyway, this set up cost me a little over 2k - when you add the taxes - and i think it's worth every penny.

Grab yourself a bargain, you'll not regret it. This is the cue of a lifetime.

please ask any questions before purchasing it.

Condition wise the shaft is perfect and the tip hasn't even been worn in yet. The butt has one small scratch on it, which I've tried to show in the pictures but it's really hard to photograph. You hardly notice it, but it is there.