58" Alloy Pro Series 3/4 Joint Snooker Cue Kit - Tournament-Grade Bubinga & Laos burl Splices #T94AOY33

Craftsmanship Meets Precision: The Ultimate Snooker Cue for Discerning Players
Engineered for professional-grade performance, the MARK RICHARD Alloy Pro Series 3/4 joint cue redefines excellence in cue sports. 
Meticulously handcrafted with a 5A Grade North American Ash shaft and Gabon Ebony butt, this tournament-ready instrument combines traditional aesthetics with modern innovation. 
The striking wood grain transitions from honey-blonde to rich chocolate tones, accented by organic burrs and figured Laos burl veneers that elevate its artistic appeal.

Technical Mastery for Competitive Edge
• Ferrule Innovation: Equipped with a nickel alloy ferrule, this cue delivers the familiar feedback of brass with enhanced durability. Precision-engineered to maintain low deflection without compromising weight distribution.
• Joint Engineering: A 3/4 alloy joint system ensures seamless energy transfer while accommodating MR mini butt extensions for customisable balance.
• Tip Technology: Pre-scuffed MR Hard tip (9.5mm) offers immediate playability, with an optional upgrade to ELK Master tip for advanced players seeking superior control.

Bespoke Customisation Options
Performance Upgrade: Enhance your game with an ELK Master tip installation (+1 business day dispatch)
Luxury Storage: Elevate protection with our premium cue case upgrade
Weight Optimisation: Specify your preferred weight (18-19.5oz) during purchase for tailored performance

Professional-Grade Specifications
Shaft Material: 5A Grade North American Ash
Butt Construction: Gabon Ebony with Bubinga & Laos Burl Inlays
Joint Mechanism: 3/4 Alloy with Telescopic Extension Ready
Ferrule: Nickel Alloy (low-deflection, wear-resistant)
Tip: MR Hard (9.5mm) / ELK Master Upgrade
Length: 58" (147cm)
Weight Range: 18-19.5oz (customisable)

FAQ for Enthusiasts
Q: Can this cue accommodate extensions?
A: Yes, the 3/4 joint design works with MR mini butts and telescopic extensions for height adjustment.

Q: Why choose alloy over brass ferrules?
A: Alloy ferrules provide identical weight distribution to brass but with superior resistance to groove wear, maintaining consistent performance over time.

Q: What tip hardness suits professional play?
A: The MR Hard tip balances control and draw, while the ELK Master upgrade offers enhanced chalk retention for prolonged sessions.