8 Ball Mafia
If you like to intimidate your opponent before you even take your cue out, an 8 Ball Mafia case is a great choice. Skulls and flames are the name of the game for 8 Ball Mafia and this case is a perfect example.
Hard Case
For the player who likes to have quick and easy access to their pool cues, a hard case is definitely the way to go. The additional benefit to having a hard case is that it literally provides 360 degrees of protection for your cue.
Function
If you’ve never tried a cue case before, we’ve got you covered with the Select Billiards Video Review and our photos of this 8 Ball Mafia 2×2 case from every angle. It’s almost like trying it out for yourself!
Video Review:
Build Quality:
This hard cue case is constructed from a durable black vinyl with a tan snakeskin embossed pattern. The top features a metal locking mechanism which unlocks to reveal the hard plastic interior. When you close the lid again, the lock automatically snaps back into place, securing your cues again. This case features a handle on the top of the case, in addition to the side. This makes it easier to transport in crowded pool halls.
There is a shoulder strap with a nice, soft, padding to it. The handle is made of a molded hard-plastic which is shaped nicely to match your grip. The case features two spacious pockets which face outward. These are large enough to store just about anything you may need to, including your E-Grip, chalk, glove and more. The longer pocket unzips fully to allow you to store a jump cue shaft.
Notable Features:
- Hard Case 3×5 (3 cue butts, 5 cue shafts)
- Black Vinyl with Tan Snakeskin pattern
- Piggyback formation
- Automatic lock
- Hard plastic interior for durability
- Padded shoulder strap
- Two exterior pockets (one small, one large)
Final Thoughts:
The black and tan stylings of this case are sure to draw some attention your way. The storage capacity of this 3×5 case means you can keep all your cues with you and never be caught off-guard at a game again.
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