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ASKA Set of 2 Pool Cue Sticks, 58" Canadian Maple Billiard Cues, Pink 19 oz & Orange 19 oz, 13mm Tip, 5/16x18 Joint, Wrapless Cue Sticks
ASKA Set of 2 Pool Cue Sticks, 58" Canadian Maple Billiard Cues, Pink 19 oz & Orange 19 oz, 13mm Tip, 5/16x18 Joint, Wrapless Cue Sticks
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- Two cue set — pink cue 19 oz and orange cue 19 oz.
- Professional 58" 2-piece pool cues — standard 58-inch cue length, the industry standard used in pool halls and tournaments. The 2-piece design makes cues easy to transport and store.
- Canadian hard rock maple shaft — each cue features a 29-inch Canadian hard rock maple shaft, known for durability, straight grain, and smooth consistent stroke performance.
- Stainless steel 5/16x18 joint — precision joint provides a secure connection between shaft and butt, delivering solid feedback and reliable cue alignment.
- 13mm hard glued-on tip, wrapless handle — 13mm long-lasting hard tip for consistent cue ball contact; the wrapless handle offers a smooth, natural feel preferred by many players.
- Perfect for home tables and game rooms — ideal as bar cues, house cues, or everyday playing cues for home pool tables, recreation rooms, and casual players.
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