Cases made specifically for three-quarter split cues, which need more length than a centre-jointed two-piece because the butt section is longer.

Getting the right case is what makes a 3/4 split practical to own. These are cut to the correct internal length, so the cue sits properly supported rather than loose, and there is room for the extension that most 3/4 splits come with. Aluminium hard cases are well represented here and give the fullest protection for a cue that travels regularly. Two-cue models let you carry a playing cue and a break cue or a spare in a single case.

Most include pockets for chalk, tips and a mini rest, so the whole kit moves together.