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Rage Black/Blue Sneaky Pete Wrapless Cue (RG106)
Rage Black/Blue Sneaky Pete Wrapless Cue (RG106)
SKU:RG106-18
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Master the art of the hustle with the Rage RG106 Black & Blue Sneaky Pete Pool Cue. Combining the deceptive, traditional look of a classic house cue with modern, high-performance engineering, this two-piece cue is built to surprise your opponents and elevate your game. The stunning design features a rich natural wood profile seamlessly spliced with sleek black and vibrant blue accents, delivering a timeless aesthetic with a contemporary edge.
Constructed from premium Hard Rock Maple, the RG106 offers a sturdy, warp-resistant build that hits with incredible power and consistency. The matte wrapless handle provides a completely natural feel, allowing for a flawless, frictionless slip stroke that wrap-heavy cues simply can't match. Paired with a full professional taper, a traditional 5/16 x 18 joint, and a top-tier 13mm leather tip, this cue ensures superior cue ball control and a rock-solid strike every time you step to the table.
Key Features & Specifications:
- Deceptive Style: Classic Sneaky Pete natural wood and black spliced design, modernized with striking blue accents.
- Premium Hard Rock Maple: Built for maximum durability, straightness, and a powerful, consistent hit.
- Matte Wrapless Handle: Offers a smooth, unhindered slip stroke and showcases the authentic beauty of the cue's profile.
- Professional Taper: Glides effortlessly through your bridge hand for a fluid, natural follow-through.
- Precision Hardware: Equipped with a high-quality 13mm leather tip and a secure 5/16 x 18 joint for reliable, pinpoint performance and a solid connection.
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