Bored of the same old black cue case? The wait is over. Premium Cues has just taken delivery of the brand new Lizard Vibrant Carbon Series 2-Channel One Piece Cue Case — and it's already shaping up to be one of the most eye-catching cases we've ever stocked.
If you've been searching for a cue case that protects your equipment as well as it looks doing it, this is the one to add to your bag.
Seven Colours, One Statement Case
The headline feature of this new range is choice. The Vibrant Carbon 2 arrives in seven striking colourways, so there's a shade to match every player's style:
Whether you play in a quiet local club or under the lights at a tournament, this case is designed to be noticed on the way in.
Built to Protect, Designed to Impress
The Vibrant Carbon Series case blends contemporary styling with dependable protection — for players who want bold colours and premium finishes without compromising on functionality. It's built for players who take their game, and their kit, seriously.
Each case is designed to hold 1 one-piece cue plus extensions, or 2 one-piece cues, with a PU-moulded interior that keeps every cue and accessory locked securely in place during transport. No rattling, no shifting, just solid protection from the moment you leave the house to the moment you're at the table.
Key features
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PU-moulded interior — keeps cues and accessories held firmly in position
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Sturdy, flexible carry handle — built for regular use, week in, week out
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High-quality aluminium catches — secure and durable
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Vibrant branding on the end caps — a distinctive finishing touch
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Laser-engraved Vibrant logo on the front — a sleek, modern look on every case
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Capacity for 1 cue + extensions, or 2 one-piece cues
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Protective drawstring bag included — an extra layer of protection for storage and travel, especially handy when paired with a sports-tube
Premium Cues has always looked for cases that earn their place on the shelf, and the build quality on this range is right up there with the best cue cases made anywhere in the world.
Why Players Are Switching to the Vibrant Range
Most one-piece cases still come in the traditional black or brown finishes. The Vibrant Carbon 2 breaks that mould, giving players a genuine alternative that still delivers on protection and durability. It's proving popular with players who want their case to reflect their personality at the table, without sacrificing the practical features that keep a cue safe on the road, on public transport, or in the boot of the car.
It's also a great option if you're buying a gift, kitting out a junior player, or simply fancy refreshing your look for the new season.
Backing the Game We Love
At Premium Cues, we're not just retailers — we're part of the snooker community. We're proud sponsors of the Scottish Snooker ladies team at the Home Internationals in Leeds, supplying polo tops to all Scottish players. Stocking premium equipment like the Lizard Vibrant Carbon 2 case is part of the same commitment: helping players at every level look and perform their best.
Get Your Colour Before They're Gone
New colourways like these tend to move fast, especially the standout shades. Pick your favourite from the seven available colours below and get your cues travelling in style with genuine, everyday protection:
Or browse the full range in our cue cases collection.
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juillet 13, 2026
Our Biggest Asia Cues Delivery Yet: 150+ New Cues Just Landed
If you've been waiting for the right cue to come along, now's the time to look. We've just taken delivery of our largest Asia Cues order to date — over 150 brand new, handmade cues covering every single collection in the Asia Cues range. From entry-level Shooters to top-tier Connoisseur showpieces, there's something here for every player, every budget, and every style of game.
Every cue has arrived handmade in Thailand by Asia Cues' skilled team of cue makers, and every one is photographed individually before it goes on the site — the cue you see in the photo is the exact cue you'll receive. No lucky dip, no substitutions.
Here's a full breakdown of what's just landed, collection by collection.
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juin 27, 2026
A cue is an investment, and the case is what protects it. Knocks in the boot of the car, damp, central heating and the odd drop are all it takes to warp a shaft, loosen a joint or chip the finish. The right case keeps your cue straight, safe and playing the way it should for years. This guide walks you through the two decisions that matter most, the format and the material, so you buy a case that fits your cue and does its job.
Why a good cue case matters
A quality cue is precision made, and it does not like being treated roughly. Temperature swings and damp can cause the timber to move, which affects how the cue plays. A proper case shields the cue from impacts and from the worst of those conditions, and it keeps everything in one place when you travel to a club or a match. Think of it as insurance you use every time you play.
"I would never carry a good cue without a proper case," says professional snooker player Chris Totten. "You spend a long time finding a cue you trust, and one bad knock in transit can change how it plays. A solid case takes that worry away." More....
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juin 26, 2026
A good set of balls changes how the game feels. They roll truer, react more predictably off the cushion and hold their finish for years rather than months. A cheap set does the opposite, and you feel it on every shot. This guide explains what separates a budget set from a tournament-grade one, what size you need for your table and game, and how the two names that matter, Aramith and DynaSpheres, compare. By the end you will know exactly which set to choose.
Snooker balls vs pool balls: what is the difference
It sounds obvious, but the first decision is which game you are buying for, because the balls are not interchangeable.
A snooker set has 15 reds, six colours (yellow, green, brown, blue, pink and black) and a cue ball. Pool sets vary by code. English or blackball pool uses reds and yellows (or spots and stripes), a black and a cue ball. American pool uses the familiar solids and stripes numbered 1 to 15 plus the cue ball.
The games are different, the tables are different sizes, and so the balls are different sizes too. Get the size right first, then worry about quality and brand. More....
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