Precision. Poise. Permanence.

Made to be
measured

Every KONLLEN cue is a fusion of precision engineering and artisan craftsmanship — built in our own workshop, recorded piece by piece.

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Choose with reasons, not labels

Every answer here comes from the product truth table — what a cue is made of, how it is built, and what it asks of you.

OUR PROCESS

Who does what, in order

Material
01

Material

Maple and carbon cloth are checked and numbered by batch before they enter the line. Incoming inspection keeps the record.

Curing
02

Curing

Layers are laid and cured on a curve set for each model; every cycle is logged at the curing station.

Joint
03

Joint

Radial joints are machined and checked for alignment, one cue at a time, in the metal shop.

Inlay
04

Inlay

Inlay pieces are set, levelled and colour-matched by hand in the inlay room.

Weighting
05

Weighting

Weight is adjusted per model and the balance point recorded for each individual cue.

Inspection
06

Inspection

Stroke test and finish check; the result is filed against that cue's own record.

The Collection

Seven series, each built for a different task of making and owning. BLOOM and VECTOR are theme series, kept apart from the seven.

Theme series

KONLLEN SIGNATURE XIN-03, full length

The one to remember

SIGNATURE XIN-03 信·叁

One thread runs through the whole line — inlaid butt, twin 15K aerospace-carbon shafts, weight balanced model by model. The XIN-03 is the cue Kyle Amoroto took the 2026 Formosa Cup title with.

Tip diameter
12.5 mm
Shaft
15K aerospace carbon · K-FoamX core
Joint
Titanium slow-thread joint
Butt
4W+3C composite
Why this one

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