My name is Dominick Cestro; I'm the inventor of NixStixx. This product is manufactured for everyone that plays the game of billiards. It is a hi-tech, state of the art pool cue, not just any pool cue, it does what no other cue has ever done. It collapses into 3 pieces just as many cues do, it also fits nicely in your standard cue case. But the trick to this stick is that you have a choice in pulling your arm back to shoot. The cue has a tension mechanism in the rear that adjusts the amount of impact that the tip pops out and hits the ball . It has a trigger release button that when depressed  activates the tip forward with the adjusted amount of impact from the tension mechanism and strikes the ball .It has the ability to hit a ball of the table and soft enough to push it like a feather !

 It can also be anodized to 256 colors and  custom made to any length ,this is a must have cue from child to adult to the disabled of our community ,and a one of a kind product that is the one and only mechanical cue out on the market today!   

You're probably wondering why I am telling you this. Well soon after I created the first two prototypes my invention was featured in the Billiards Table Talk magazine in Arizona. About two weeks later I received a phone call from a man named Charles Tenuda. He excitedly was thankful for my invention. I was surprised to find out why. He told me that he had asked all the cue manufacturers for a stick like the this one, and they told him he would never find one, and that they had never heard of such a thing. Well, come to find out he was not asking for himself, it was actually for a friend of his who had a disability. He had also invited me out to apache junction to present my cue and also to raise funds for me to manufacture a custom cue for his friend Dave.

A letter from the inventor:

To whom it may concern,

When I created this product, it was intended for every one, but little did I know that it would be most beneficial aiding those who might have a disability with a favorite past time.  

This letter was also sent to news Channel 3 in Arizona and NixStixx was featured in their "Good Morning" show February 28th of 2005. Check out the video..

Thank you and please come back some time,

Dominick Cestro