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Players Pink Camo Shorty Pool Cue | 52-inch 2-Piece with Camo Wrap | Y-G07-52
Players Pink Camo Shorty Pool Cue | 52-inch 2-Piece with Camo Wrap | Y-G07-52
SKU:Y-G07-52
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Unleash your game with the Players Pink Camo Shorty Cue, featuring a vibrant pink camouflage design that stands out on any table. This 52-inch cue combines eye-catching style with performance-driven features for an exceptional playing experience.
Crafted from Hard Rock Maple, this two-piece cue boasts a smooth pink lacquer finish and a unique pink camouflage leather wrap. It includes a professional taper for a fluid stroke, a secure 5/16 x 14 piloted joint, and a high-impact ferrule backed by a lifetime guarantee against chipping or cracking. The French Le Pro leather tip ensures consistent play.
- Brand: Players
- Model: Y-G07-52
- Length: 52 inches
- Construction: 2-Piece, Hard Rock Maple
- Tip: French Le Pro leather tip
- Ferrule: High-Impact Ferrule (Lifetime Guarantee)
- Joint: 5/16 x 14 Piloted
- Design: Pink lacquer with Pink Camo leather wrap
Ideal for players seeking a stylish and reliable cue, the Players Pink Camo Shorty Cue offers great playability and a distinctive look. Get yours today!
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