Quality
Predator has been a major name in pool cues for decades but they’ve only just recently designing cases. Lucky for all us pool players, their quality construction techniques have carried over into their cue cases. These are exceptionally well made pieces.
Style
Opting for a high-contrast appearance, Predator used only black and white materials for the construction of their cases. The end result is a visually striking case that makes a statement so you don’t have to.
Function
If you’ve never tried a Predator Case before, we’ve got you covered with the Select Billiards Video Review and our photos of the Predator Racer 2X4 case from every angle. It’s almost like trying it out for yourself!
Video Review:
Build Quality:
This hard cue case is constructed with a high quality black and white vinyl with a leather embossing on the outside. The case interior features a durable honeycomb structure and is lined with felt for better protecting your cues and shafts. The top cover is hinged with a metallic button fastener on top to secure it closed.
There is a shoulder strap with a nice, soft, branded Predator pad on it. The case features two spacious pockets which face inward. These are large enough to store just about anything you may need to, including your E-Grip, chalk, glove and more. The inward-facing nature of the pockets is a nice feature because it means the pockets face toward you when you carry the case, thus making the case look that much more sleek when you transport it.
Notable Features:
- Hard Case 2×4 (2 cue butts, 4 cue shafts)
- Hard, molded rubber handle
- Honeycomb construction inside for durability
- Padded shoulder strap
- Two exterior pockets that face inward
Final Thoughts:
This is a beautifully made hard case that will protect your cues for years. The high-contract black and white stylings go well with just about any cue you put inside and the construction is top-notch. Since it’s a limited edition case, I don’t expect these to stay in-stock very long. If you’re a collector of Predator gear, this is a no-brainer.
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