McDermott Cases

McDermott Cue Cases

McDermott builds cases the way it builds cues: heavier than they need to be, and warrantied. Oval hard cases with structured shells and padded interiors — the kind that survives being thrown in a trunk, which is where most cues get damaged.

Sizes

1x1 — one butt, one shaft: a single cue and nothing else.

2x2 — the common choice: a playing cue and a break cue, or one cue with a spare shaft.

2x4 — two butts, four shafts, for a player carrying a low-deflection shaft and a break shaft alongside the maple.

20x20 rolling case — the dealer and travelling-player format, on wheels.

Finishes

Black and brown oval hard cases, the clover-marked editions, and the Wildfire designs in 1x1 and 2x2 that match the Wildfire cue line.

Choosing a size

Count butts and shafts separately: a case described as 2x4 holds two butts and four shafts. Buy one size up from what you carry now — almost everyone adds a break cue eventually, and a case that is too tight means a cue left out of it.

Related: McDermott cues, all cue cases, 2x2 cases, 2x4 cases, Pro Series cases and cue and case combos.

Guide: cue cases — sizes, materials and features.