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Pool Stick for Wii

Today: $14.95

Brief Description

Item#: 10822536
    With this pool stick, jumping into your game is as easy as saying, "8 ball, corner pocket".
 
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    Rack'em and break'em with this Pool Stick for your Nintendo Wii. Designed in the mold of a conventional pool stick, this 26.5 inch stick will give you the authentic feel of cueing it up on the pool table. The handle of the stick serves as the cradle for your Wii remote. The tip of the stick is covered with a rubber to prevent any harm in the event that someone or something is poked. It is light in weight so that it does not become taxing over a period of long playing time, which makes the game even more enjoyable for the user. With this pool stick, jumping into your game is as easy as saying, "8 ball, corner pocket".

    Features include:
    • Authentic feel
    • 26.5 inches
    • Rubber tip for safety
    • Light weight
Dimensions:
L x 9in. H x 6in. W x 1.8in.
Warranty:
1 year
Materials:
Plastic
Model No:
WI-PS
 

Customer Reviews

Overall Rating: 3.8

Rating

Not worth it

dhuddy from MD, Apr 9, 2008

The WII Pool sticks are useless. The way the stick is designed it block the signal and makes playing pool impossible. No wonder they were discounted on Overstock. I made the mistake of ordering two thinking they would be a good idea.

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Wii Pool cue

bunncorb from Idaho Falls, ID, Mar 29, 2008

Poorly designed...when placing the remote into the cue and trying to use it as such the hand up higher on the cue blocks the infrared light from reaching the sensor.

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Pool Stick woes

Varinaman Mar 25, 2008

I found that using the pool stick was very upsetting. Because the Wii remote is placed in the handle of the cue from below. Sometimes the infared sensor doesn't pick up the movement of the cue especially if the sensor is placed high (i.e on top of a big screen or as in my case on top of the mantle under a wall mounted tv.) It seemed like a good purchase, but my friends and I found ourselves playing without the cue. It's also pretty akward to play with if you don't have a table top to place it on mimicking a pool table or something to that effect.

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Pool Stick for Wii

Mommataz from Michigan, Feb 17, 2008

The stick is ok but the remote sometimes won't work because it doesn't have a clear site of the sensor your hand gets in the way.

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pool stick

myguys from Newport, NC, Jan 30, 2008

it's a really neat way for my kids to play the pool game. make sure the wii sensor is a little lower b/c you use a real pool stick at waist level or lower.

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