Sold Bob Zide - Classic 4 Ebony points into Maple cue for sale

For your consideration is a beautiful Bob Zide cue in like new condition. I picked this cue up from Kenney and before I hit a ball with it a Hoppe Tascarella I was looking for became available, so I couldn’t resist. I have a strict one comes in and one goes out rule so my loss if your gain. The cue has four ebony points into straight grain maple. Elegant ivory substitute boxes in the Ebony butt and very unique rings in the steel joint that match the boxes. It is a really cool touch that Bob does on his cues. More details and specifications below. Bob's cues play great and his build quality is second to none.

This cue is perfect in every way and is available for a quick sale at Sold. Payment via PayPal or Venmo. Will ship free via FedEx standard overnight shipping in the Continental US only. I will not ship internationally. No trades please and the price is firm.

Detailed description and specifications:

Forearm - Maple with four jet black Ebony points with Maple/Mahogany/Green/Purple veneers
Butt - Jet Black Ebony, with eight Ivory substitute windows and a Delrin butt cap
Wrap - Lightly textured Pig Skin leather wrap
Joint - 5/16-14 piloted Steel with two ivory substitute rings that compliment the windows in the butt
Rings - Micro maple rings in all five positions
Joint Protectors - Custom joint protectors made by Bob Zide

Butt Weight - 15.6oz
Shaft 1 - 13.15mm, 3.9oz with a layered tip
Shaft 2 - 13.10mm, 3.6oz with a layered tip

Pictures taken Saturday August 21, 2026 -

U.S. OPEN 2026, Frisco, Texas, August 25-30

It's 7pm and 104 in Frisco. Fahrenheit, not Celsius. It's kind of a dry heat.

There are maybe 15 vendors including several with tables set up. Nice hotel.

I'm staying at the Drury, which is a 5 minute walk away -- hydration required! Light dinner is included with three drinks. The local craft beer pairs well with both the chili dog and the pulled pork sliders.

U.S. OPEN 2026, Frisco, Texas, August 25-30

Can he hang yes. Can he still reach the final 4 of a major tournament I say it’s unlikely. But I’ll take nothing away from him. He was clearly the best player in the world for a few years.
No, he wasn't ever the best. Shane dominated Dennis for the length of his career and Dennis was approached by JL Chang and his stake-horse umpteen times to gamble and wisely turned him down virtually every time. Pagulayan was slightly the better of the two as far as all-around play. Dennis was a great player, a very deserving BCA hall of famer, but he never won either a US Open 9ball or a World 9ball, while Alex won both, so let's not get carried away here.

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