Collection: Billiard Cue Cases

Pick a pool cue case by how many cues you carry. Most cases here hold one butt and one shaft, 2x2 cases hold two butts and two shafts, and the 4x4 size holds four of each. These cases carry two-piece cues broken down at the joint, so choose a 2x2 or larger if you bring a second cue, such as a break cue.

Choose a pool cue hard case if you want a rigid shell around your cue, or a padded case if you want foam cushioning. Several leatherette cases here have a hard shell lined with soft cloth. Casemaster Parallax cases take the padded approach, with foam padding inside a water-resistant exterior.

Most cases on this page do, ranging from a slot for spare chalk to full accessory pockets. Casemaster Q-Vault cases have large storage pockets for extras like tips, shapers and chalk, and some padded cases add zippered or external pockets. If you carry tip tools or other extras, pick a cue stick case with pockets rather than a chalk slot.

Some do, but a carrying handle is the standard carry option on most pool stick carrying cases here. Several cases add a strap, and every Casemaster Parallax Diamond case pairs a rubber handle with an adjustable shoulder strap. If you walk or take transit to play, a case with a strap keeps your hands free for other gear.

Yes, red pool cue cases come in several padded styles here, and red also appears as trim or accents on some black cases. Other colors include black, blue, pink, green, orange, purple and camouflage, plus Art Series cases with graphic designs. Choose the capacity and padding you need first, then pick the color.