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ASKA Fireball Pool Cue 58" – Black Stained with Flame Graphic, 12.75mm Layered Tip, Canadian Maple Shaft, 5/16x18 Joint, Irish Linen Wrap (FBPC)
ASKA Fireball Pool Cue 58" – Black Stained with Flame Graphic, 12.75mm Layered Tip, Canadian Maple Shaft, 5/16x18 Joint, Irish Linen Wrap (FBPC)
SKU:FBPC-18
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The ASKA Fireball combines classic maple performance with a bold, high-definition flame design. Built for everyday 8-ball and 9-ball play, this cue delivers reliable playability and a strong visual presence. Whether you're in a competitive tournament or a local pool hall, the Fireball stands out for its durability and consistent feedback.
Key Features:
- Striking Design: High-definition Fireball flame graphics over a sleek black-stained finish.
- Premium Shaft: 29-inch Canadian Hard Rock Maple for a smooth stroke action.
- Precision Tip: 12.75mm layered hard leather tip for crisp contact and ball control.
- Solid Connection: 5/16 x 18 flat-faced stainless steel joint.
- Comfort Grip: Genuine black Irish Linen wrap for a secure, moisture-wicking feel.
Technical Specifications:
- Model: ASKA Fireball (FBPC)
- Length: 58 Inches (Standard)
- Shaft: Hard Rock Canadian Maple (29")
- Tip / Ferrule: 12.75mm Layered Leather / 25mm High Impact Ferrule
- Joint: 5/16 x 18 Stainless Steel
- Bumper: Durable Black Rubber
Expert Advice: Selecting the Right Weight
- 18 oz: Best for finesse, touch, and generating extreme spin.
- 19 oz: The professional "all-rounder" choice for consistent play.
- 20 oz: Added stability for power shots and a steady stroke.
- 21 oz: Maximum momentum for explosive breaks and long-distance pots.
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