The term identifies a specific category of products: ignition devices for lighting billiard cues that are retailed by a major multinational corporation and available for purchase at a price point below a defined monetary threshold. These items serve the purpose of igniting combustible material applied to the tip of a billiard cue, typically to enhance friction and control during gameplay. The referenced retailer is Walmart, and the specified price ceiling is $11 USD.
The availability of such items at an accessible price benefits a wide range of consumers, including casual players, budget-conscious enthusiasts, and individuals seeking inexpensive accessories for their recreational equipment. Historically, the need for igniting cue tips has existed since the practice of applying friction-enhancing substances to cue tips became commonplace. This availability allows for continued enjoyment of the game without a significant financial barrier.
