Joint Types by Cue Brand
Finding the right joint type for your pool cue is essential when shopping for replacement shafts, extensions, or other accessories. Different cue manufacturers use specific joint configurations, and knowing your brand's standard joint ensures compatibility with any parts you purchase. Use this reference guide to identify the most common joint types by brand — and shop with confidence.
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Most cue manufacturers maintain consistent joint specifications across their product lines, but older or vintage models may differ from current production cues. An improper fit can affect playability and potentially damage your equipment — so verifying your joint type before purchasing a replacement shaft or extension is always worth the extra step.
If you're unsure about your cue's joint, especially with older or custom cues, our team is happy to help before you order. Contact us and we'll make sure you get parts that fit perfectly with your pool cue.