Imperial Cuetec SVB Cynergy Metallic Blue Billiard Cue

Fielded by five-time U.S. Open Champion Shane Van Boening, the Imperial Cuetec SVB Cynergy Metallic Blue cue is crafted for professional-level precision and performance. Constructed from A+ grade kiln-dried Canadian Maple with a sleek satin finish, it features 3D stainless steel rings, collars, and a custom butt cap tailored to Shane's precise diameter and balance preferences.

Equipped with the high-performance Cynergy carbon fiber composite shaft and a premium Tiger Sniper laminated soft tip, this cue delivers unmatched consistency and hit accuracy. A classic black Irish linen wrap ensures a confident, non-slip grip, while the integrated Acueweight system allows players to customize total weight and balance seamlessly.

Key Features

Highlights

• Cynergy 11.8 or 12.5 carbon fiber shaft; player's choice
• A+ kiln-dried Canadian Maple with 3D stainless steel rings
• Built to Shane Van Boening's butt diameter and balance preference
• Limited-lifetime warranty against warpage; Acueweight adjustable
• Irish linen wrap; 19 oz standard weight in 18, 20, and 21 oz options

Materials & care

General Maintenance

• Do not sand, modify, or use abrasives/chemicals on the shaft; this damages the finish, weakens carbon fibers, and voids the warranty.
• Avoid baby powder, hand chalk, or talcum powder on the shaft.

Cleaning Instructions

• Materials: Isopropyl Alcohol (75% or higher) and two clean, soft cloths.
• Steps:
  1. Wipe shaft with a clean, soft cloth to remove dust and debris.
  2. Apply Isopropyl Alcohol to a cloth and clean the shaft with a circular motion, covering all areas.
  3. Allow the shaft to air dry briefly.

Tip Replacement

• The shaft includes a white sighting ferrule for easier tip replacement.
• Ferrule maintenance: Must remain >1mm in height to maintain warranty.
• Use only qualified cuesmiths who do not sand or modify the shaft finish during tip installation.

Ferrule Replacement

• Only authorized Cuetec Cynergy repair centers can replace ferrules due to the complexity of bonding agents.
  

How to use

Wipe the carbon fiber shaft regularly with isopropyl alcohol (75% or higher) and a soft cloth to maintain optimal glide. Avoid sanding or applying abrasive powders, which can damage the shaft's finish and composite structure.

Warranty

• Warpage: Limited-lifetime warranty covers warping.
• Abuse: Avoid excessive lateral pressure, hitting objects, or using abrasives on the shaft.
• Diameter: Never modify the shaft diameter (e.g., sanding, polishing) as this voids the warranty.

What's included

• Cuetec SVB Gen One cue butt
• Cynergy carbon fiber composite shaft
• CT joint protectors
• Cynergy cleaning wipes