Collection: Replacement Pool Cue Shafts

Not always, so buy a pool cue shaft made for your cue rather than assuming any shaft will fit. Every shaft on this page is a replacement for particular Viper cue models, so none of them is listed for a cue from another brand.

The Viper cue shafts on this page cover seven Viper cue series, and each shaft's description lists the cue model numbers it fits. Some series are split across two shafts, including Viper Sinister, which uses a different shaft depending on the model. Compare your cue's model number with the listing before you buy, or browse complete cues on our Billiard Cues page.

Get a pool cue shaft replacement when your Viper cue's butt is still sound but its shaft is warped or cracked, and a shaft here lists your cue's model number. A new shaft lets you keep the butt you already play with instead of starting over with a new cue. If the butt is damaged too, or no shaft here lists your model, a complete cue makes more sense.

Yes, each shaft here is sold on its own, so you can add a second pool stick shaft to a Viper cue it is listed for. A spare shaft on the same butt gives you a backup if one gets damaged or warps. To carry both, choose a cue case with a slot for a second shaft.

You are buying a pool cue shaft only, not a complete cue. Each listing is the shaft of a two-piece Viper cue, the section that screws onto your existing butt at the joint. Every shaft here is listed at 13 mm, and when it is time to retip, choose a replacement tip that matches your shaft's diameter.