This traditional style McDermott cue features a pacific blue stained Birdseye Maple forearm and butt with black, white & silver index rings, 3/8 x 10 joint, black & blue double-pressed Irish linen wrap, and G-Core high performance shaft.

• Custom 3/8 x 10 joint for a secure fit
• G-Core performance shaft with triple-layer design for reduced vibration and distortion and extended CT Technology carbon fiber core for radial consistency
• 19-inch professional taper for a smooth stroke
• 10-layer laminated Tiger Everest tip for consistency and control + a dampening device at the base of the ferrule for shaft vibration reduction
• Black & blue Irish linen wrap for a sweat-free grip

McDermott: Where Craftsmanship Meets Performance

McDermott Handcrafted Cues has made raising the bar mission number one since the company’s start in 1975. Drawing on the latest technology and a state-of-the-art facility located in Menomonee Falls Wisconsin, McDermott has consistently worked to deliver high quality timeless designs to players of all levels.

McDermott Cue Features

• 3/8 x 10 joint
• Ivorine III ferrule
• Double-pressed Irish linen
• Tri-core butt construction
• Moisture barrier finish protects against warping
• Weight adjustable
• Made in the USA

G-Core Shaft Features

G-Core Performance – Extended carbon fiber core stabilizes the front impact area for more control and reduced inconsistencies found in traditional solid Maple shafts.

Triple-Layer Design – Three layers of carbon fiber reduce vibration and minimizes shaft distortion for increased radial consistency and a more accurate shot.

Carbon Tenon Technology – This unique carbon fiber core makes for a stronger ferrule assembly with maximum impact properties and enhanced feedback – plus a handly red dampening device at the base to reduce impact vibration even further.

Radial Consistency – The G-Core is one of the most radially consistent shafts on the market – giving you a straighter cue ball path and reducing the need to compensate for spin and throw.

Everest Tip By Tiger – Shapes like a hard tip, hits like a medium and has the control of a soft tip. Each tip includes a red warning layer to indicate when it needs replacing.