Casemaster by GLD Products Q-Vault Supreme 1x1 Hard Pool Cue Case

I’m using this as a carrying case for a double bass bow! I have no idea how it works for a pool cue, but it is perfect and protective for a 1/2 size French bow. The little pouch that is meant to hold chalk is a perfect fit for a container of rosin. My daughter carries her bow to school every day, and this case keeps the bow dust and damage-free. The smooth black leather lets her decorate the outside with stickers. All in all a great product for musicians as they wait for their CUE. Ha ha, see what I did there?

This stick is straight and smooth to touch. Making it very easy to shoot with. I would definitely recommend it

Very good

Very good product it worth the price

Works perfectly as a case for my German base bow, which fits snuggly. The walls are rigid so I felt confident putting it into overhead bin on a plane. I put the bow in frog first and used my cleaning cloth in the cap of the case to cushion the tip, though I don't think the bow was sliding up and down. The zipped pocket was perfect to hold rosin and my tuner, and the case is easy to carry. The walls are rigid so I felt confident putting it into overhead bin on a plane. It's still narrow enough to put into the bow pocket on my bass bag. I purchased the case in black leather, and I think it looks simple and elegant.

Excellent quality cue case. Be aware that standard two-piece 58" cues will not fit in the case *with* joint protector installed on the butt end. They fit fine without joint protector.

Nice case, works as intended. Pocket works well for a small bottle of baby powder

it can carry his and her sticks as well as chalk a training cue ball also switch strap wit a longer one

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Not at all happy with it.

The stitching made round shape look octagonal especially at the bottom of the case. The pouch's oval shape is not rounded with a few pointy ends. It feels hard enough to protect from outside damage and soft inside to keep your cue well cushioned. However, the bottom of the case where it touches the ground if you stand it vertically, is kind of thin. It's an area that would wear the most and I would not be surprised if it's the first to give. A similar design would cost half as much for where I reside, I thought it would be of a higher quality through Amazon, but apparently it's similar and made in China just with a Casemaster branding. Overall it's a decent case if price is not part of the consideration. It does a good job protecting the cue but do watch out for wear at the bottom of the case, it might get roughed up through contact with the ground and you wouldn't want your tip to be damaged.

Great for a gift

Bought as a gift