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Whether you have standard or oversized cues,they will stay firmly in place without slipping, providing you with a stable and reliable cue placement solution.
The strategically placed rubber bumps provide improved stability and grip, no worries about the pool stick holder sliding or moving during gameplay. This feature makes for a hassle-free gaming experience, free from any unexpected spills or interruptions.
This ingenious addition keeps your cue sticks securely held in place, minimizing the risk of unintended tipping or shifting during the game.
Crafted in a compact size, our cue rest holder effortlessly fits into most billiard cases, enabling versatile use on any surface, whether it's a table, chair, or any flat surface.
JBHerman
2025-08-01 11:32:26
Holds my playing cue, break cue and octagonal chalk perfectly. Good size and weight
Sandy
2025-07-31 15:06:05
It's heavy. My pool team loves it!
Brian
2025-07-28 11:21:11
Nice, heavy weighted, just like the expensive ones at the other stores.
Clyde Reese
2025-06-13 11:52:24
It’s well made and works great
FruityPlasma
2025-06-12 18:28:14
Its a cue holder, it holds cues, when i dont bump it passing by...
Don Kraemer
2025-05-09 21:15:58
Best protection against a cue fall. Stays well on an edge an holds the cues well.
HotMessExpress
2025-03-01 14:43:01
I like how well-made this cute holder looks and feels. It is very sturdy and should last my lifetime. It is just as subscribed. It was a great value. I would make it awesome gift for any player.
Denny
2025-02-13 12:43:27
This two-cue holder is similar to a Q Claw but with slightly less width. The rubber-like surfaces will not nick nor bleed on the cue shaft. The weight and lip on the holder keep it secure on a round pub table unlike larger cue holders that can easily slide back and forth or get bumped to send your cues to the floor. It will fit in almost any pool case pocket. MoyanSuper designed another feature that the Q Claw does not provide. An indent on the top surface holds a piece of chalk. If you use expensive chalk like Kamui, Taum, or Navigator that costs about $20 or more for one piece, you can keep it there during your match when you're not at the table. The product will last forever so it is worth the price to protect your cues at home or in a bar. It's made in China and only comes in a black color.
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