Predator Roadline Hard Cue Case 2×4 – Grey/Black

Predator Roadline Hard Cue Case 2×4 – Grey/Black

Grey with black accents is about as low-key as cue cases get, and the Predator Roadline 2×4 Grey/Black pairs that look with a hard shell. It holds two butts and four shafts, enough for a playing cue and a breaker with a spare shaft for each. The Predator cat sits subtly in black on the lower body.

Price

It’s $169, the price Predator lists for the grey 2×4. The teal version of this case runs $40 more.

Why Hard at This Size

A 2×4 is the case most players carry every week, so it takes the most abuse: trunks, bar floors, the bottom of a pile at tournaments. The Roadline hard case uses a rigid body under padded ultra-vinyl with double-stitched seams. That gives your shafts real protection against a knock, which matters more than ever now that many players carry a carbon shaft worth more than the case.

Storage Beyond the Tubes

Predator built the outer pocket to take a jump cue butt and extension, which frees up a main slot. A mesh pocket handles chalk, gloves and a tip tool. The top opening makes it easy to see what’s in each tube.

Straps

Two padded shoulder straps swivel so they don’t twist, and both unclip when you don’t need them. One has an embroidered Predator logo.

Specifications

Grey 2×4 Questions

How much is the Predator Roadline 2×4 Grey?
$169.

Will a 30-inch shaft fit?
Predator doesn’t publish interior length for this case. Call us before ordering if you use 30″ shafts and we’ll check one in the store.

Is it hard or soft?
Hard.

Other sizes?
A Grey/Black 3×5 hard case and 4×8 soft case.

Billiards Direct

New from Predator. Call us or visit the La Mesa showroom if you want to see it first.