Walkabout cues are made from Australian timber — jarrah and sheoak — rather than the imported ash and maple that dominate the sport. They are among the few genuinely local cues available anywhere.

Both timbers are dense hardwoods, and the cues play like it: firm, powerful and solid through the stroke, with real presence in the hand. The spliced butts pair the two timbers against each other, with the join visible as a clean line of contrasting colour. Because the figure in jarrah and sheoak varies naturally, every cue is one of a kind.

Available one-piece and two-piece, with some models supplied with a six-inch butt extension fitted. For anyone who wants a cue with an Australian story behind it, this is the range.