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ASKA Extra Spare Shaft 5/16x14 Thread Joint 12.75mm Hard Brown Tip. Canadian Hard Rock Maple, Black Collar with Ring, 29 inches, XS14
ASKA Extra Spare Shaft 5/16x14 Thread Joint 12.75mm Hard Brown Tip. Canadian Hard Rock Maple, Black Collar with Ring, 29 inches, XS14
SKU:XS14
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The right spare for a 5/16x14 cue — the ASKA XS14 is a 29" replacement shaft in select Canadian hard rock maple, built specifically for cues that use the less-common 5/16x14 pin joint. Black collar with ring.
- 5/16x14 joint compatibility — engineered to fit cues with a 5/16x14 pin. Note this is different from the common 5/16x18 — confirm your joint type before ordering.
- 12.75mm tip & ABS ferrule — 12.75mm hard glued-on leather tip and durable ABS ferrule for reliable cue ball contact.
- Premium Canadian maple — select hard rock maple, 29", for a smooth stroke and consistent feel.
- Classic black collar with ring — sleek black collar with a silver ring accent to match traditional cue styles.
- Practical backup — an ideal spare or replacement so a chipped tip or warped shaft never ends your session.
Flat-faced joint — fits cue butts with a 5/16x14 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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