Billiard Bundles

A pool cue set on this page pairs a Viper cue with a case in nearly every listing. Most sets use a 48-inch two-piece cue made of maple with a leather tip, sized for compact spaces and shorter players, while the others use a full-length cue. Some sets also add darts.

Most pool cue bundles here come with a Casemaster Cono case, a soft case with a leatherette exterior and a cushioned fabric interior that holds one butt and one shaft. A few bundles use a hard-shell leatherette case with a cloth-lined resin interior instead, and the camo sets come with a matching soft cue case.

Yes, several pool stick sets on this page pair a shorter 48-inch cue with a case. These maple cues are sized for compact spaces and for players who prefer a smaller cue. Every case in these sets has a cushioned interior to carry the cue.

To set up a pool cue, join the shaft and butt at the joint and turn until the connection is tight. Every cue in the sets on this page is a two-piece cue, so each one assembles the same way. After play, unscrew the pieces for storage so no long section is under stress.

Yes, several cue sets on this page add Viper or Fat Cat darts, which suits a game room with both a pool table and a dartboard. Most of those bundles use soft tip darts, and some include spare tips, shafts and flights with the darts.