Outlaw OL42 Pool Cue – Western Art Design

Outlaw OL42 Pool Cue  Command the Table with Unforgettable Western Style

Tired of blending in with the crowd? The Outlaw OL42 Pool Cue is for the player who doesn’t just play the game—they own it. From the moment you take it out of the case, its striking black and white Western art design commands attention and respect. This isn’t just a tool; it’s an extension of your confidence, built for those who appreciate the fusion of bold artistry and serious performance. Own the Outlaw, and make every game a statement.

Outlaw OL42 Pool Cue  Engineered for the Player Who Demands More

We didn’t just create a beautiful cue; we built a precision instrument. The OL42 is designed to elevate your game with features that matter:

• A Superior Strike: Experience the solid, consistent feel of a high-quality 2-Piece Maple Shaft. This construction provides perfect balance, reduces deflection, and offers a powerful, controlled hit that serious players demand.

• Total Control in Your Hands: The genuine Irish Linen wrap isn’t just for looks. It wicks away moisture and provides a secure, non-slip grip, ensuring your hand stays comfortable and in command during even the most intense sessions.

• Art That Endures: The iconic Western design is more than a print; it’s a durable, high-definition artwork sealed under a protective coating. It’s built to look as sharp after a thousand games as it did on day one.

• Built to Last: From the robust joint to the flawless finish, every detail of the OL42 is crafted for longevity, making it a centerpiece of your collection for years to come.

Outlaw OL42 Pool Cue  Everything You Need to Know

Care & Maintenance:
To keep your cue in pristine condition, simply wipe it down with a soft, dry cloth after use. Store it in its included hard case to protect it from dust, moisture, and accidental bumps.

What’s Included:
Your Outlaw OL42 Cue arrives ready to play, protected by a durable hard case for secure storage and transport.

Pool Cue Buying Guide (Helpful Resources)

• How to Choose Your First Pool Cue