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Predator Urbain 2x4 or 3x5 Hard Pool Cue Case
Regular priceFrom $199.00
Blue
Dark blue pool cue case
Dark Grey
Dark grey rectangular pool cue case
Full Houndstooth
Textured black pool cue case with PREDATOR logo
Top Houndstooth
Two-tone black textured pool cue case with PREDATOR logo
Black/Yellow
Black and yellow Predator Urbain 2x4 pool cue case with PREDATOR logo
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20 reviews
Predator
New Predator Roadline Hard Pool Cue Case with Double Straps
Regular priceFrom $169.00
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Black/White
Black and white pool cue case with a cat head logo
Black/Yellow
Black and yellow pool cue case with a cat head logo
Grey/Black
Gray pool cue case with black accents and a black cat head logo
Teal/Black
Roadline Teal Pool Cue Case 2x4 Front Angle
Embroidered Black/White
Roadline Cat Head Pool Cue Case Black and White Front Angled With Straps
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28 reviews
Predator
Predator Roadline Soft Pool Cue Case with Double Straps
Regular priceFrom $159.00
Black/White
Black and White Roadline Soft Pool Cue Case Side with Predator Logo
Black/Yellow
Black and Yellow Roadline Soft Pool Cue Case with Predator Logo on the Strap
Black/Grey
Rectangular grey pool cue case with black accents and panther logo
Grey/Black
Black and Grey Roadline Soft Pool Cue Case Front
Teal/Black
Roadline Soft Teal Pool Cue 4x8 Case With Straps
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13 reviews

Common Questions About Pool Cue Cases

The first number is how many butts the case holds, and the second is how many shafts. A 2x2 case holds two butts and two shafts, typically a playing cue plus a break or jump cue. A 1x1 holds one complete cue, and a 3x5 case holds three butts and five shafts.

Hard cases offer the most protection against impacts and temperature fluctuations, so they are best for travel. Soft cases are lighter and cost less, which suits short trips to a local poolroom. Leather cases, such as the Predator Legacy line, add durability and a premium look. See hard vs soft pool cue cases for more.

Count every butt and shaft you carry, including spare shafts and your break or jump cue. Pick the configuration that fits them, with an extra slot if you plan to add a cue, and check for pockets that hold chalk, tips, and a glove. Our cue case size guide compares every configuration.