Description

Joss 20-136C

The Joss 20-136C features a Cocobolo front and rear.

Cocobolo is from South America.
Cocobolo is often a kaleidoscope of different colors, ranging from yellow, orange, and red, and shades of brown with streaks of black or purple.

The cue has a solid wrap of high-figure curly maple from Canada.

This wood’s pattern ripples to create a three-dimensional effect.
Curly, also known as fiddle-back for its use in violins, is one of our premium wood choices.

The curly maple goes through a selection process that involves grading the density and quality of the grain.
As a result, we only use wood that meets our standards for creating exceptional cues.

The wood is a natural substance, and the grain and color can vary greatly.

There has been an increase in requests for cues without a wrap, and we have created several no-wrap models.
If you prefer a cue with a wrap, that is no problem.
Give me a call.

The wrap area is inlaid extensively with ebony black, maple, and pearl diamonds: truly exceptional design—beauty with a touch of sophistication.

Joss 20-136C features

We hand-polish the stainless steel joints to a mirror finish.

Joss 20-136C   features an entire core that runs from the butt plate to the joint.

Among the many benefits of this construction is warp resistance.
The core also delivers a one-piece feel and a superior hit.
The center core makes Joss the most solid playing cue in the industry.

Dan and his son Stephen make all Joss Cues® in the USA.
Dan, an American Cue Maker Association Hall of Fame recipient, and his son Stephen have worked together for over forty years.
In 2017, The American Cues Makers Association made Stephen Cue Maker of the Year.
For over 93 years of combined experience, these two Master Cue makers have been crafting cues.