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ASKA JC06 Jump Cue | Hard Rock Canadian Maple, Quick Release Q5 Joint, 42"
ASKA JC06 Jump Cue | Hard Rock Canadian Maple, Quick Release Q5 Joint, 42"
SKU:JC06
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Strike with confidence — the ASKA JC06 Jump Cue combines a bold black finish with striking light green, dark blue, and white ebony veneer inlays, delivering a cue that looks as sharp as it performs when you need to execute precise jump shots.
Crafted from Hard Rock Canadian Maple, the JC06 features a wrapless black maple butt for a clean, direct feel in your bridge hand. The 29-inch Hard Rock Maple shaft pairs with a compact 12-inch butt section for quick, powerful elevation strokes. The Q5 quick-release joint lets you assemble and break down the cue in seconds — ideal for fast-paced play or easy transport.
- Total Length: 42 inches assembled (29" shaft + 12" butt)
- Tip & Ferrule: 13.5mm black phenolic tip with white phenolic ferrule for maximum cue ball deflection on jump shots
- Shaft Diameter: 13.5mm at tip end; butt diameter 26.5mm
- Construction: Hard Rock Canadian Maple shaft; black maple butt with black, dark blue, light green, and white ebony veneers
- Joint: Q5 quick-release joint with white and metal rings for fast assembly and solid connection
- Finish Details: Black butt cap, black rubber bumper, ASKA logo embossed on butt sleeve
The ASKA JC06 is the ideal choice for pool players at any level who want a reliable, purpose-built jump cue with eye-catching style. Whether you're escaping a tough snooker or adding a specialty weapon to your cue bag, the JC06 delivers consistent performance shot after shot. Order yours today.
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