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Grade B Pure X HXT 5-in-1 Jump/Break Cue | Gunmetal | MZ Multi-Zone Grip (HXT-P5)
Grade B Pure X HXT 5-in-1 Jump/Break Cue | Gunmetal | MZ Multi-Zone Grip (HXT-P5)
SKU:HXTP5-USEDVG
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GRADE B CONDITION NOTE: This cue is unused but features a visible ding/scratch on the shaft (see Picture 1). Please note that Grade B items are sold without a manufacturer warranty at a significantly reduced price.
The Pure X HXT-P5 Gunmetal is the ultimate versatile specialty cue, designed to handle everything from explosive breaks to surgical jump shots. This "Quadruple Threat" system utilizes four quick-release joints, allowing you to reconfigure the cue into five distinct lengths and setups to navigate any obstacle on the table.
Built for raw power and durability, the HXT-P5 features a Carbon Fiber Impact System that increases stiffness and energy transfer through the hit. This is paired with an indestructible XLG Quad Face tip, designed with an extended sweet spot to give you more "pop" and accuracy. Whether you need a short dart for a close-range jump or a full-leverage break cue, the MZ Multi-Zone Grip provides three separate traction zones to ensure a slip-free stroke every time.
5 Separately Configurable Setups:
- Full Jump/Break: 58" standard setup for maximum leverage.
- Short Jumps: Lightweight configurations for close-range obstacles.
- Long Jumps: Two separate extended setups for distance jumping.
- Torque Setup: Specialized assembly for shots requiring increased rotation.
Technical Specifications
| Joint Type | 4x Quick-Release Uni-loc® Joints |
| Tip | Super-hard XLG Quad Face Tip |
| Shaft | HXT Technology with Carbon Fiber Impact System |
| Grip | MZ Multi-Zone Traction Wrap |
| Weight | Adjustable (18-21oz) - Make a note at checkout |
*As a Grade B item, this product is sold as-is without the standard Pure X Lifetime Warranty.
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