About the Mezz Z405 Cue

The Mezz Z405 cue is,  predominantly,  made from laminated ebony in the butt and forearm sections.  The forearm features white inlayed floating points.  Each point has turquoise inlays in the center.  The butt features matching floating points that correspond with the forearm.  This Mezz cue has a black Irish linen wrap with white specks.  The joint is a united joint.  If you are looking for a good-quality cue, then you need look no further than mezz cues.

Mezz Z405 Pool Cue Specifications

What's the Mezz Z405 Pool Cue Value

If you have a Mezz Z405 and you want to know it's value, check out the cue sale listings on this page.  If you are looking to buy a new or used Mezz Cue, check out the Mezz cues for sale on this page and at the top internet retailer listings below.

Buy a Mezz Z405 cue @ PoolDawg.com

Mezz Z405 Pool Cue

Mezz Z405 Pool Cue
List Price: 730.0
Price: 620.50

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: The Mezz Z405 Pool Cue Review

Mezz Z802 Cue Description

The Mezz Z802 cue is mostly  birdseye maple on the butt and the forearm.   It does have some inlay work, though.  The butt sleeve has a band of cocobolo with micarta diamonds outlined with ebony.  There is a similar band of cocobolo just above the wrap on the forearm.  This band also incorporates micarta diamonds and small micarta points, both outlined in ebony. The wrap is black irish linen with white specks. The shaft features the unique hit of the Mezz' X-ferrule and WD700 (low deflection) shaft.

Mezz Z802 Cue Specifications

Buy a Mezz Z802 Pool Cue

You can find a Mezz Z802 cue for sale on this page.  Check out the current Mezz Z802 value by checking out all of the listings on the right side of this page and from leading mezz cues online retailers, below.   Mezz Cues are becoming more and more popular with amateur and pro pool players, so you might want to try one out.

Mezz Z802 cue price @ PoolDawg.com

Mezz Z802 Pool Cue

Mezz Z802 Pool Cue List Price: 615.0 Price: 522.75

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About The Mezz z401 Cue

If you shop for cues, because of the way that they play, instead of all of the intricate inlays, then the Mezz Z401 pool stick could be a good pool cue for you.  This cue is very similar to the Mezz Sneaky Pete Cue but has the addition of an Irish linen wrap, see my review of the Mezz ZZSP Sneaky Pete Cue .  This pool stick features Blackwood on the sleeve that continues to form points on the Birdseye Maple forearm. It is a minimalistic design, but is one that is executed rather well.   It comes standard with the Mezz WD700, low-deflection, shaft with a 12.5mm tip.  It also features a stainless steel joint.

Mezz z401 cue Specifications

Mezz Z401 Cues for Sale

Take a look on this page to find current market prices and availability for a new or used Mezz Z401 cue.   Below, you can find some prices from some of the best online stores, too.

Mezz Z401 price @ PoolDawg.com

Mezz Z401 Pool Cue

Mezz Z401 Pool Cue
List Price: 540.0
Price: 459.00

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: The Mezz Z401 Pool Cue Review

Mezz Sneaky Pete Cue

With this Mezz Sneaky Pete cue, you get a cue with a fairly basic design and the same functionality of the higher-priced mezz cues. I think the cue is very elegant for a sneaky pete cue. It has laminated ebony from the butt to the forearm that forms 4 points in the birdseye maple forearm. The Mezz ZZSP does not have a wrap. Its unique joint design assures a very precise fit. Overall, a very nice sneaky pete cue.

Mezz ZZSP Cue Specifications

Where to Buy a Mezz Sneaky Pete Cue

Below, you will find two price comparisons for the Mezz ZZSP cue.  As always, you can check out the Mezz Cue sales on the right side of the page to possibly find great deals on a Mezz ZZSP pool cue.

Mezz ZZSP price @ PoolDawg.com

Mezz ZZSP Sneaky Pete Cue

Mezz ZZSP Sneaky Pete Cue
List Price: 495.0
Price: 420.75

@ Amazon.com

Mezz ZZSP Sneaky Pete Pool Cue Stick

• The following are LB to OZ breakouts: 1.12LB = 18OZ, 1.19LB = 19OZ, 1.25LB = 20OZ, 1.31LB = 21OZ
• Every Two Piece Cue Includes a Hard Rock Maple Shaft

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: The Mezz Sneaky Pete Cue (Mezz ZZSP)

Mezz ZZDF Jump Break Cue/Mezz Dual Force Break Cue

The Mezz ZZDF is also known as the Mezz "Dual Force" jump/break cue.  It features some nice innovations from the engineers at mezz cues.  The first innovation is in the shaft technology.  The shaft features what they call the sonic ferrule and trance tip and are supposed to improve impact efficiency (transfer more energy into the cueball??) and produce a larger impact area (ie create a larger sweet spot).  The mesh leather wrap absorbs energy, which helps you to finish your break stroke more consistently.  It also helps to give some extra grip.  Lastly, it features the D2 joint pin, which gives different handle combinations for long and short jump shots.

Mezz ZZDF / Dual Force Cue Specifications

Mezz ZZDF Dual Force Value

Check out the Mezz Dual Force cues for sale on this page to get an idea of how much you're going to have to dish out and to find a good place to one.

Mezz ZZDF price @ PoolDawg.com

Mezz ZZDF Jump Break Cue

Mezz ZZDF Jump Break Cue
List Price: 610.0
Price: 518.50

@ Amazon.com

Mezz Dual Force Jump Break Pool Cue

• Every Two Piece Cue Includes a Hard Rock Maple Shaft
• Special Sonic Ferrule and Trance Tip
• Low Deflection Dual Force Shaft
• Leather Wrap

Cheers,
Skippy

P.S.  Do you own a Mezz Dual Force Jump Cue?  If so, leave a quick comment, so others can make an informed purchase.  Thanks.

The Original Post is Located Here: Mezz ZZDF Jump Break Cue (aka Mezz Dual Force Break Cue)

In the video, below, women's professional pool player, Sarah Rousey, shows off her Mezz EC7-C cue and all of the other cool gadgets and m0mentos that she carries with her as she travels around the world competing in pool tournaments.  This is another great video from Samm Diep from PoolDawg.com.

Here is a quick breakdown of just what Sarah Rousey carrying in her cue case, two shafts.

Her Mezz EC7-C Cue w/ the HD 700 Shaft

Sarah is sponsored by PoolDawg.com and mezz cues, so naturally, she is playing with the Mezz Cue model EC7-C.  She carries two different versions of Mezz low deflection shafts.  She used to play with the Hybrid Pro II, but changed to the HD 700 shaft, because she feels it has a softer hit.  According to Sarah, this is the same shaft that Mika Immonen and Alex Pagulyan are using, so she is definitely in good company with that.  She uses a compressed Triangle tip on her shafts.

The Mezz Power Break II

She carries the Power Break II break cue from Mezz Cues.  This is the slightly shorter version of break cue with removal rings to adjust the weigh and balance.  This features the Mezz Deep Impact shaft, with a hard leather tip.  She doesn't use the Deep Impact Pro shaft with the phenolic tip, because she has trouble controlling the cue with that tip/shaft combo.

The Mezz Air Drive jump cue

Sarah switched to the Mezz Air Drive jump cue and really loves it.

The Mezz Professional Extension

Being small in stature, Sarah carries the, very helpful tool, the Mezz Professional Extension...cue extension.  This is a really cool accessory that Mezz features for their pool cues.  I've had some trouble locating them in the U.S.  If anyone has a source, please let me know.

The Mezz Soft Cue Case

This is a very nice looking Mezz Cue case. It is a soft version of a 3 butt x 5 shaft case.  It features nice red trim and lots of storage space.  This case sells for around $80, which is very reasonable.

Other pool playing accessories

Sarah carries the Mezz tip tool, the Nick's Edge shaft burnishing system (one of my favorites), chalk and several momentos.  One of the interesting comments that Sarah made is that she heard of another player baking their chalk...I never heard of that one before.

Thanks to Samm Diep for providing another interesting video, featuring one of our favorite pool players.  If you are looking for any of the stuff that Sarah is using, just check out the listings on this page and I hope you find a great deal.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Mezz EC7-C: The Sarah Rousey Cue of Choice

Dennis Orcollo Cue by Diveney Cues.

In this episode of Samm Diep's "on the case", you can find out what, the world-class player, Dennis Orcollo is carrying in this cue case.  Dennis is one of the best players in the world and just another in a great line of players to come from the Philippines.

In the video you'll see that Dennis just picked up his new Diveney Custom Cue.  Diveney Custom Cues are made by Pat Diveney out of West Liberty, Iowa.  Like many custom cuemakers, Pat doesn't make a lot of cues, so finding one on the open market might be tough.  If there are any ebay auctions, currently, I'll list them here...

Mezz ZZAIR Air Shooter Jump Pool Cue Stick

• The following are LB to OZ breakouts: 1.12LB = 18OZ, 1.19LB = 19OZ, 1.25LB = 20OZ, 1.31LB = 21OZ
• Free 1x1 Soft Case
• Every Two Piece Cue Includes a Hard Rock Maple Shaft

The Mezz ZZAIR Airshooter jump cue is designed for optimal balance shape and power by utilizing key elements such as a wood joint Black Ingot tip and Manix Z ferrule. This cue also features a unique butt taper and shape designed for both standard and dart strokes making it easier to jump balls and improves cue ball control after the shot. The combination of American and Japanese technologies truly holds its own to the Japanese definition for Mezz: Something that is loved something that is treasured

List Price: $ 177.25

Price:

Dennis prefers to play with Moori tips (as do I).  Remember, as with a lot of layered tips, these tips may be much harder than you are used to.  I prefer the Medium tip, which is still a fairly hard tip.

Moori Pool Cue Tips - Med - 14MM (Each)

• 9 layers of pigskin leather
• More consistency on shots
• Medium density
• Produces a medium hit with a medium pace

Moori III Tips are one of the most popular tips used by professional players all over the world. They are made of 9 layers of pigskin and due to it's manufacturing process these tips will be more consistent and last longer than the average tips. **THESE TIPS ARE SOLD INDIVIDUALLY PRICE IS FOR ONE TIP** This Pool Cue Tip Features: 9 layers of pigskin leather More consistency on shots Medium density Produces a medium hit with a medium pace Durable Size 14mm

List Price: $ 15.96

Price: $ 15.96

Moori Pool Cue Tips - Med -13MM (EACH)

• 9 layers of pigskin leather
• More consistency on shots
• Medium density
• Produces a medium hit with a medium pace

Moori III Tips are one of the most popular tips used by professional players all over the world. They are made of 9 layers of pigskin and due to it's manufacturing process these tips will be more consistent and last longer than the average tips. **THESE TIPS ARE SOLD INDIVIDUALLY PRICE IS FOR ONE TIP** This Pool Cue Tip Features: 9 layers of pigskin leather More consistency on shots Medium density Produces a medium hit with a medium pace Durable Size 13mm

List Price: $ 19.95

Price: $ 19.90

Dennis also carries around some other basic supplies like an ultimate tip tool and some Masters chalk.

Ultimate tip tool

• Keeps the tip of your cue rough to better hold chalk

5 different tip tools in one. Burnisher, nickel and dime shaper, tip tapper and edger

List Price: $ 20.00

Price: $ 15.10

Overall, nothing too out of the ordinary in Dennis' cue case.  The cue case was really nice, too, but I was unable to determine who made the case.  If anyone knows, please comment below.  I would love to know.

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Check This Out: Dennis Orcollo Cue by Diveney Cues

Do you want to play with the same pool cue that Jasmin Ouschan uses? Well, now you know. She plays with a mezz cue with a Predator 314 shaft. She has a beautiful case made by Jack Justis. Justis makes here a new case every year. The Mezz cue is the same cue that Mika Immonen plays with along with a lot of pro Japanese players. She has a Predator BK2 break cue. Also, she uses a Stealth jump cue.

In the video, you'll see all of stuff that Jasmin uses to keep her equipment in tip-top shape, like shaft conditioners, tip shapers, chalk, etc. It's always interesting to see what people keep in their case. I always minimized what was in my case. How about you, what is in your case?

If you want to get some equipment like Jasmin uses, I've found some deals on Mezz, Predator and Stealth cues. Check them out to the right --->

Cheers,
Skippy

The Original Post is Located Here: Cues the Pros use: Jasmin Ouschan