About Stealth

During the past 16 years Stealth Cues has emerged as a powerhouse in the billiards industry, introducing a number of innovative products since its inception in 1992. Founded by Mark Stoller, President, Stealth Cues has grown to become a leading distributor of unique products for the industry, shipping products to customers on every continent.

In the early 1990s, Mark Stoller quit his job in the meat and fish department of a Midwestern grocery store and set out to find his way in the billiards rooms across the nation. After being on the road for three consecutive years, Mark learned pool from the ground up and developed an appreciation for what makes a high quality pool cue.

Stealth Cues holds a total of four U.S. patents including the “Dooley” handle, a ribbed, or ergonomic handle with a unique look and feel which helps players to hold the cue as they are supposed to: loosely. In addition, the innovative ribbed handle helps keep the player level, improving both stroke and accuracy.

In 1995 Stealth made billiards a family affair when it introduced the first cue designed especially for children. The days of sawing off a house cue were over. Now children could play the game with their very own cue, comparable to their adult counterparts in every way except size. Together with Master Builder Ned Morris, Stealth Cues has developed a line of specialty cues, including the AT-1 Jump stick, the Triple Threat, Masse Cue and the 13 oz. full size jump cue.

The Company also produces a wide range of billiards accessories, including cases, coin cylinders and billiards-related novelty cues.