Casemaster by GLD Products Q-Vault Classic Billiard/Pool Cue Hard Case, Holds 2 Complete 2-Piece Cues (2 Butt/2 Shaft) , Black

Well recommended

Might want to put some of the stuffing that's in the compartments into the tubes so the cues stick out a bit further so it's easier to get them out.Nice case for the price.

Love this case , it holds everything I need from towels to tools. I did add cushions at bottom inside the tubes so cues dont get damaged when placing the cue sticks inside and used alittle velcro on the straps so it wouldnt slides off the caseand now its perfect…. Highly recommend

Protects my billiard cues, no defects found

I just bought this case for a third time (in the past ten years). Most of the reviews here are accurate — pros: case looks nice and the construction is solid, so you don’t have to worry about your cues banging into each other or being damaged whilst in the case; cons: the material itself isn’t the greatest (the bottom will eventually start falling apart and the strap isn’t anchored by anything except friction and eventually starts slipping off. I’ve used black gorilla tape to keep it together and it matches the case so not too bad. The zippers might break off if you’re too rough with them. The plastic clasp on the shoulder strap broke on me a couple months ago (after 6 years of regular use, I can’t complain about these issues too much; I keep buying this case because it looks nice and gets the job done. I’m not trying to spend $200+ for some case the pros use( I’d rather spend $65 every 5-6 years). I’ve been in the APA for ten years and somehow haven’t seen another player with this case — I like that too. In a nutshell, if you buy this case and aren’t too rough with it, it’ll last you approx. 5 years, and I think that’s easily worth 4 stars…

Hubby joined a tournament, bought a new cue and needed a bag for two. This seems pretty durable, but he's not beating on it, either. The outer pockets are a good size. One is larger than the other. But they provide enough room for all his accessories such as, chalk, chalk holder, tip shaper, and his claw. Who new you needed so much to play pool?? The only small issue that seems to be universal for all cases, is the shorter end of the stick doesn't stick out so he has to tip it up so they will slide out. But that just leads to another accessory he needs. Overall, this bag does the trick for 2 cues, seems pretty durable. It's nothing fancy, but the price was within the budget I allowed him.

Nice quality case. Perfect for what I need with a breaker and shooting queue.

I love this case. Very durable & space saving because it can carry 2 cues in one.