Scorpion pool cues are quickly becoming one of the most popular pool cues in the billiards industry. Led by current #1 player in the world Johnny "The Scorpion" Archer, Scorpion pool cues are a combination of power and style. Scorpion pool cues are armor protected with fiberglass to provide protection against warping and dings. Scorpion pool cues feature Le Pro tips and Irish linen wraps.
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This Scorpion case holds 3 butts, 5 shafts and it includes two pockets so you can carry around all of the accessories that you may need when you go to play our favorite game. This case is Johnny Archer approved so you know it is very durable. This black vinyl case is oval in shape and has poured rubber mold casings lined with soft cloth to keep your cues safe. Learn More
This protective, inexpensive case holds one butt and two shafts up to 31.5-inches in length and has a spacious pocket and convenient shoulder strap. The case is Black with the Scorpion logo.
This Scorpion Pool Cue bumper is attached to a silver butt cap. This bumper will fit the Scorpion cues that have a silver butt plate including the Scorpion GRPBRK Break Cue. The bumper is threaded so it will screw right into the butt end of the cue. There is also a screw that locks the rubber bumper part to the butt cap. This is a complete set.
If you want a smoother stroke, but hate dealing with chalk on your bridge hand, the one size fits all Scorpion glove is an ideal solution. Perfect for left or right-handed players, this billiards glove can help your pool cue shaft slide easier through your bridge hand, thus reducing friction and making your stroke more consistent and accurate.
The sting of the Scorpion, packs a mean punch. Channel their venom when you're challenging the table with this graphic coin holder. Spring-operated plastic case holds a full $10 roll of quarters and it holds dollar coins to keep you playing all night long.
Weight bolts for Scorpion and Cuetec pool cues. Before purchasing a weight bolt, we recommend that you determine the weight of the bolt in your current cue, then size up based on how much you want to increase your overall cue weight.
