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ASKA BREAK Extra Spare Shaft 5/16x18 Thread Joint 13mm Phenolic Brown Tip with 10mm Black Phenolic Ferrule. Canadian Hard Rock Maple, Black Collar with Ring, 29 inches, XSBK
ASKA BREAK Extra Spare Shaft 5/16x18 Thread Joint 13mm Phenolic Brown Tip with 10mm Black Phenolic Ferrule. Canadian Hard Rock Maple, Black Collar with Ring, 29 inches, XSBK
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Turn any cue into a break weapon — and spare your playing tip from break wear. The ASKA XSBK is a 29" break spare shaft in select Canadian hard rock maple with a rock-hard phenolic tip, built to fit any cue butt with a 5/16x18 pin joint.
- Build a budget break cue — pair the XSBK with any spare 5/16x18 butt and you have a dedicated, inexpensive break cue, no need to buy a full break cue.
- Or break with your own cue — screw it onto your existing 5/16x18 playing-cue butt to smash the rack, then put your playing shaft back on. Saves your good tip from the punishment of breaking.
- 13mm hard phenolic tip — glued-on brown phenolic tip transfers maximum energy into the cue ball for an explosive break.
- 10mm black phenolic ferrule — reactive phenolic ferrule built to take the shock of hard break hits.
- Premium Canadian maple — select hard rock maple, 29" length, for a stiff, powerful hit.
- Black collar with ring — clean, traditional styling that matches most cues.
Flat-faced joint — fits most cue butts with a 5/16x18 joint. Not sure of your pin? Check your joint type before ordering; other joint styles are available in the Aska Billiards shaft selection.
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