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ASKA Set of 2 Pool Cue Sticks, 58" Canadian Maple Billiard Cues, Red 18 oz & Blue 20 oz, 13mm Tip, 5/16x18 Joint, Nylon Wrap
ASKA Set of 2 Pool Cue Sticks, 58" Canadian Maple Billiard Cues, Red 18 oz & Blue 20 oz, 13mm Tip, 5/16x18 Joint, Nylon Wrap
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- Set of 2 pool cue sticks — includes two billiard cues in different colours, red (18 oz) and blue (20 oz), making it easy to identify cues during play in home game rooms, bars, or tables shared by several players. Two weights let each player pick what suits their style.
- Canadian hard rock maple shaft — each cue features a 29-inch Canadian hard rock maple shaft designed for durability, straight grain stability, and consistent cue ball control.
- Standard 58-inch pool cue length — the industry standard used by most pool players for recreational and league play.
- Nylon wrap for secure grip — durable black nylon wrap provides a comfortable grip and helps maintain cue control during play.
- 13mm hard leather glued tip — designed for reliable cue ball contact and long-lasting performance, with a 5/16x18 joint for a strong, dependable shaft-to-butt connection.
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