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What cue does Daniel Maciol use?

Daniel Maciol plays a Mezz ACE-2184 with a Mezz IGNITE 12.2 (carbon) shaft. 5 of 9 gear specs are verified with sources.

WPA Men's ranking #5 (43,045 pts, as of Oct 5, 2026, source) · Poland · Page updated Oct 16, 2026

What's in the Case

Playing cueMezz ACE-2184 high
Source: Mezz – Daniel Maciol (What's in the case) · Verified Oct 16, 2026
ShaftMezz IGNITE 12.2 (carbon) high
Source: Mezz – Daniel Maciol (What's in the case) · Verified Oct 16, 2026
JointUnknown, not yet verified
TipUnknown, not yet verified
ChalkUnknown, not yet verified
GloveUnknown, not yet verified
Break cueMezz PBGG-H high
Source: Mezz – Daniel Maciol (What's in the case) · Verified Oct 16, 2026
Jump cueMezz AD3 high
Source: Mezz – Daniel Maciol (What's in the case) · Verified Oct 16, 2026
CaseMezz MZ-24B high
Source: Mezz – Daniel Maciol (What's in the case) · Verified Oct 16, 2026

Sponsors

MezzMezz high
Source: Mezz – Daniel Maciol (What's in the case) · Verified Oct 16, 2026

Also sponsored by Mezz: Wojciech Szewczyk, Mario He, Szymon Kural, Stefan Kasper, Pijus Labutis, Kristina Zlateva, Chihiro Kawahara, Allison Fisher

Also uses the Mezz ACE-2184 (playing cue): Kristina Zlateva

Also uses the Mezz IGNITE carbon shaft (shaft): Wojciech Szewczyk, Mario He, Szymon Kural, Stefan Kasper, Kristina Zlateva, Allison Fisher

Also uses the Mezz PBGG-H break cue (break cue): Wojciech Szewczyk, Mario He, Szymon Kural, Stefan Kasper, Kristina Zlateva, Chihiro Kawahara, Allison Fisher

Also uses the Mezz AD3 jump cue (jump cue): Wojciech Szewczyk, Mario He, Stefan Kasper, Kristina Zlateva, Chihiro Kawahara, Allison Fisher

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How we verify

Each spec cites its source. Confidence levels: high means the player or sponsor states personal use. medium means a signature or sponsor product, or a reputable secondary source. low means a retail stock spec or an outdated source. How we source specs.