Peradon Leather 3/4 Pool or Snooker Cue Case

Genuine Leather Case for 3/4 Jointed Cue and Extension

Peradon hand made leather cases are truly stunning cases. Whilst many alternative cases may look good in photographs these cases are skilfully constructed by hand down with attention right to the smallest detail.

They are constructed as a wooden case which is then beautifully upholstered with the finest quality leather on the exterior and with suede leather on the padded interior which holds the cue in place. The smooth rounded leather case ends are testament to the skill of the case maker.

The solid brass hinges and catches are of the highest quality as are the leather straps and buckles. The interior compartments of this case have been cleverly thought out to be much more versatile than most other cases, whilst keeping the length to a minimum.

The case will hold a cue with a shaft length up to 47 inch and along with the butt section will hold additional extensions and butt end extensions. Alternatively the case can also be used to carry two cues without extensions. For details of the compartment sizes please see the chart below.

We recommend that you measure the length of your cue including any protruding joints to ensure they will fit. If you are considering purchasing in conjunction with a cue offered by Peradon details of all cue shaft, butt and extension lengths can be found on this website. The exterior of the case is embossed with the distinctive Peradon trademark.

• Interior Length 47 1/4" (120cm)
• Exterior LxWxH 48 1/2" (123.5cm) x 4 1/2" (11.5cm) x 1 3/4" (4.5cm)
• Construction Solid wooden Case construction upholstered with finest leather
• Exterior Material Finest quality leather
• Interior Material Genuine suede leather
• All sizes are nominal.
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Important Notes:

• The catches on the case can be adjusted depending on the contents and load within.
• It can make a difference on how the load is positioned within the case. If the latches feel loose please try swapping the positions of the cue parts within the case and try again.
• Alternatively, you can simply loosen the latch screws from behind, re-adjust the position and then tighten up the screw.