How about lp glory billiard cue

Guangdong Taishan LP Hengxuan Billiard Boutique Factory was founded in October 1990, with a plant area of more than 3,000 square meters, is China's first professional production of snooker cues, and is also the first enterprise with a registered trademark of billiard cues in China. Like White Sand, LP from Taishan, also specializes in the production of snooker cues and has been enjoying a very high reputation in China.

LP billiard cues in the name and other brands have a clear difference, the general brand to the letters and numbers of the way to the product name, LP is a unique way to each cue to take a Chinese name, and are some of the meaning of the adjective or noun, such as King of the Eagles, the Legend and so on. In terms of products, LP's clubs are designed with a vacuum in the interface, which makes the power transmission more transparent, and the exquisite production technology and advanced wood treatment technology also make the clubs more stable. Among them, the latest product of the King series of clubs - Eagle King - is made of the highest quality wood, combined with excellent production technology, with a price starting at 10,000 yuan, and adopts the through shaft and light handle type, pursuing the original wood texture.

LP's Sky Fury series is a $1,000 price-performance snooker/Chinese black eights cue, and as new for 2019, the series is even better technically and cosmetically, with an ash wood front as standard, and also North American maple and Indonesian rosewood as the back. The vacuum air pressure interface 3/4 split rods are more performance-oriented, while through-rods are also available.

Also popular with billiard enthusiasts is the Duke series of cues, made of high-quality wood, ash wood front with ebony and balsam shadow wood rear support, light handle type, hit the texture higher, optional through the rod and 3/4 splitter, which can be compared with the White Sands five-star cue series of high-quality cues, but its price is slightly higher than the White Sands five-star cue, in the vicinity of three or four thousand dollars.