Collection: Billiards

Start with a pool table, since every table on this page comes with two cues, a ball set and a triangle for your first games. From there, round out your billiards equipment with a personal two-piece cue and a case to protect it, then table accessories such as chalk, a table cover and a wall cue rack.

Yes, you can get a pool cue with a case either as a bundle or by choosing each piece yourself. Most of our billiard bundles include a cue and a single-cue case, so you get both in one purchase. Choosing separately lets you pair a two-piece cue with the case style you prefer, including cases that hold more than one cue.

The billiard supplies here for a cue you already own include chalk, cue bumpers, joint and tip protectors, replacement shafts and weight bolts. Check each listing before you buy, since joint protectors list the joints they fit, shafts list the Viper cue models they fit and weight bolts need an adjustable weight system.

Nearly all billiard products here come from three GLD brands, Viper, Casemaster and Fat Cat. Viper makes every cue on this page and most accessories, from wood racks to replacement shafts, and almost every bundle is built around a Viper cue. Casemaster makes most of the cue cases, and Fat Cat makes the pool tables plus a couple of accessories.

You don't need a pool break stick to start, but some players who break hard and often keep a slightly heavier one to spare their playing cue's tip. If you add one, the full-length cues on this page come in weights up to 21 ounces, and a two-cue case lets you carry it alongside your playing cue.