Baize Master Blue Crusher 57 Inch ¾ Joint English Pool Break Cue - 11mm Tip – For Breaking Only

Unleash Devastating Power with the Baize Master Crusher Break Cue
Engineered for explosive breaks, the Baize Master Crusher is a purpose-built English pool break cue designed to dominate the most important shot of the game. Featuring a whippy ash shaft for outstanding power transfer, this ¾-jointed pool cue delivers the speed and control needed to crack open the rack with authority. The 11mm leather tip is paired with a durable phenolic ferrule—resistant to cracking, chipping, and wear—making it perfect for the 1 7/8” English pool cue ball. Finished with a sleek synthetic ebony butt and distinctive single-face splicing, the Crusher isn’t just functional—it looks the part too. Whether you're competing or practising, this cue will help you break harder and start stronger.

Key Features:

• 57” (145cm) English pool break cue

• ¾ joint design – enhanced shot feel, easy to store and transport

• Ash shaft with straight arrow grain for visual alignment

• 11mm leather tip with phenolic ferrule – power and durability

• Quick-release brass vacuum joint for fast setup

• Synthetic ebony butt with single face splice and chamfered flat spot

• Shaft: 43.3” (110cm), Butt: 15” (38cm)

• Butt diameter: 29.5mm, Balance point: 18” from butt end

• Approximate weight: 19oz

• Finished with Baize Master badge on butt end

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a break cue and why should I use one?
A break cue is a specially designed pool cue made for the opening shot. It features a harder tip and stronger construction to deliver powerful breaks without damaging the cue or cue ball.

2. Can I use a regular pool cue to break?
While you can use a standard cue, a dedicated break cue offers better power transfer and reduces wear on your main cue. It’s built to handle the force of a break shot more effectively.

3. What size tip is best for an English pool break cue?
Most English pool break cues have a tip size around 11mm, ideal for controlling the smaller 1 7/8” cue ball used in English pool while still delivering maximum impact.