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ASKA JC10 Jump Cue | 2-Piece Hard Rock Maple, Black Irish Linen, Quick Release
ASKA JC10 Jump Cue | 2-Piece Hard Rock Maple, Black Irish Linen, Quick Release
SKU:JC10
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Execute precise jump shots with confidence — the ASKA JC10 Jump Cue combines a lightweight Hard Rock Maple shaft with a grippy black Irish linen wrap and quick-release joint for split-second assembly at the table.
Built for players who demand reliable performance on elevated shots, the JC10 features a 29-inch Hard Rock Maple shaft paired with a compact 12-inch butt piece, assembling to a full 41-inch two-piece cue. The phenolic ferrule and phenolic tip deliver the stiff, low-deflection hit required for clean cue ball elevation, while bamboo rings and metal hardware add structural integrity and a sharp, classic look.
- Shaft: 29-inch Hard Rock Maple, tapered from 21.5mm tip diameter to 13.5mm at the joint end.
- Tip & Ferrule: 13.5mm Phenolic tip with phenolic ferrule for maximum energy transfer on jump shots.
- Wrap: Black Irish linen for a secure, moisture-resistant grip.
- Joint: Quick-release metal joint for fast, tool-free assembly and disassembly.
- Rings & Hardware: Bamboo rings, metal joint collar, metal butt cap, and black rubber bumper.
- Weight & Length: 9–10 oz total weight; 41 inches assembled (2-piece: 29" shaft + 12" butt).
Whether you're a competitive league player or a serious recreational shooter looking to add jump-shot capability to your game, the ASKA JC10 delivers tournament-ready construction at an accessible price point. Order yours today and take your cue ball control to the next level.
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