Facts About Viking Pool Sticks

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• What is the length of a Viking pool sticks?
• Is there a difference in the quality of a low-end and high-end Viking pool sticks?
• Are their different grades of wood on my Viking pool stick?
• What kind of tip is on my Viking pool stick?
• What kind of ferrule does my Viking pool stick have?
• What kind of taper does my Viking pool stick have?
• What is the difference between a stain and paint?
• Is pearl durable enough for a forearm?
• Where is the balance point in a Viking pool sticks?

What is the length of a Viking pool stick?

Viking pool stick is 58 inches long.

Is there a difference in the quality of a low-end and high-end Viking pool sticks?

No. Each Viking pool stick, regardless of price, is subject to the same stringent quality control standards as it makes its way through our production process. There are over a dozen quality control checks in our process.

Do Viking use different grades of wood?

Yes, and Viking do not compromise quality or durability when grading wood. Viking grade wood based on cosmetic appearance.

What kind of tip is on my Viking pool stick?

All Viking pool sticks come standard with a French LePro hard tip.

What kind of ferrule does my Viking pool stick have?

Your Viking pool stick has a proprietary ferrule made in Viking factory in Madison, Wisconsin. Viking ferrules are made from an extremely durable, high-impact plastic material that is resistant to cracking, chipping, and breaking.

What kind of taper does my Viking pool stick have?

Your Viking pool stick has a pro taper of 12 to 14 inches.

What is the difference between a stain and paint?

Stain is absorbed into the wood and transparent. When stained, the wood grain is still visible. Paint is applied on the wood, and it is rare to be able to see the grain through the paint.

Is pearl on my Viking pool stick durable enough for a forearm?

No. Pearl does not have the same strength as wood. Extra care should be taken so as to avoid any kind of impact with the pearl materials of your Viking pool stick.

Where is the balance point in a Viking pool stick?

The balance point is within 3/4 of an inch above or below the wrap on most Viking pool sticks.

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