Predator Roadline 30th Anniversary Black & Gold Hard Cue Case – 2 Butts x 4 Shafts | Premium Billiard Cue Protection

Celebrate three decades of precision engineering with the Predator Roadline 30th Anniversary Black & Gold Hard Cue Case – built for players who demand style, durability, and secure protection for their cues. Crafted with a sleek black exterior accented by striking gold detailing, this limited-edition case combines luxury aesthetics with professional-grade functionality.

Designed to hold 2 butts and 4 shafts, the Roadline 30th Anniversary model features an ultra-durable hard shell exterior to safeguard cues against impact and weather. Inside, plush padded compartments keep cues safe from scratches, while the reinforced structure ensures long-lasting use even under frequent travel. Multiple accessory pockets offer ample space for chalk, tips, gloves, and other essentials, while the ergonomic handle and padded shoulder strap provide comfortable carrying.

Whether heading to a local match or an international tournament, this cue case delivers superior protection and timeless style worthy of Predator’s 30-year legacy.

Key Features:

•  Holds 2 cue butts and 4 shafts – ideal for competition players
•  Limited-edition 30th Anniversary Black & Gold design
•  Durable hard shell exterior for maximum cue protection
•  Soft padded interior to prevent scratches and damage
•  Multiple accessory pockets for organized storage
•  Reinforced structure for long-lasting performance
•  Comfortable padded shoulder strap and ergonomic handle
•  Weather-resistant materials for added durability
•  Designed for both travel and tournament use

Specifications:

• Brand: Predator
• Model: Roadline 30th Anniversary
• Capacity: 2 Butts x 4 Shafts
• Material: Hard protective shell
• Color: Black & Gold
• Weight: Lightweight and travel-friendly

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