OUTLAW
CUES.
Western artwork.
Something to hold on to.
A different mark.
The same game.
Start with the finish and artwork.
Then compare the selected weight
and the feel of the wrap.
Outlaw OL14
Cherry red. Black leather.
9-ball and horseshoe artwork.
Outlaw OL29
Brown maple. Two-tone leather.
8-ball and tribal artwork.
Outlaw OL42
Brown maple. Two-tone leather.
Cattle skull and tribal blades.
Outlaw OL52
Ash-grain artwork. Black leather.
Smoking gun and skeleton bandit.
Illustrated product views. Check the listing photos, selected weight and specifications before ordering.
Pick your
kind of character.
Four visual themes from the selection.
A closer look at the details
that separate one cue from another.
The character
is in the details.
Outlaw’s Western identity runs through its cue artwork, stained wood and leather grips. The Original and Cherry models in this selection use branded designs; Thunder adds another graphic direction.
Wood with a visible grain.
The OL14, OL29 and OL42 put their artwork against stained maple. Their color and motifs give each design a distinct identity.
A grip with its own texture.
Black stacked leather on the OL14 and OL52. Two-tone brown stacked leather on the OL29 and OL42. The wrap is part of the choice.
The shaft still matters.
All four selected listings specify a 29-inch hard rock maple shaft and a 13 mm layered tip. Compare the complete listing before choosing a replacement shaft.
Kept.
Played.
Liked.
Two selected positive comments about Outlaw cues from the billiards community. Personal opinions, with the original discussion and date identified.
I started out with an Outlaw stick and I loved it.
“Beginner cue question” · August 28, 2023
Started with a reasonably priced outlaw cue because I like how it looks.
“Advice” · December 4, 2025
Know the cue.
Check the fit.
Weight. Wrap. Joint. Tip.
Small details that help
narrow the choice.
TIP & FERRULE / ILLUSTRATIVE DETAIL
What makes Outlaw cues distinctive?
Western and tattoo-style motifs, visible wood grain and stacked leather wraps define many Outlaw designs. The OL14, OL29, OL42 and OL52 show four different combinations.
How do the four models differ?
The OL14 has cherry red maple and black leather. The OL29 and OL42 use brown maple and two-tone brown leather, with different artwork. The OL52 pairs ash-grain artwork with a black leather wrap.
Which weight should be selected?
Start with a cue weight that already feels comfortable. The linked variants are 21 oz for OL14 and OL29, 18 oz for OL42, and 19 oz for OL52; listings may offer other weights.
Will a replacement shaft fit?
Match the exact joint, pin and collar dimensions. The OL14, OL29 and OL52 listings specify a piloted 5/16 × 18 joint. Confirm compatibility for the particular cue and replacement shaft before ordering.
Are these break cues?
These four are playing cues with layered leather tips. Outlaw also has dedicated break models; choose the product built for the intended role.
Does the cue include a case?
Do not assume that a case is included. Check the contents of the chosen listing and select a case that accommodates the cue’s separated butt and shaft.