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ASKA Sneaky Pete Pool Cue Sticks Set of 2 – Malaswood Spliced Maple Bar Cues / House Cues, 58" Canadian Hard Rock Maple Shaft, 13mm Leather Tip, 5/16x18 Joint, Wrapless
ASKA Sneaky Pete Pool Cue Sticks Set of 2 – Malaswood Spliced Maple Bar Cues / House Cues, 58" Canadian Hard Rock Maple Shaft, 13mm Leather Tip, 5/16x18 Joint, Wrapless
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- Malaswood spliced maple Sneaky Pete design — traditional Sneaky Pete cue construction using Malaswood spliced maple, creating the classic look of bar cues and house cues commonly found in pool halls.
- Set of two pool cue sticks — perfect for home tables, game rooms, bars, or players who want an extra cue available for guests or practice.
- Canadian hard rock maple shaft — each cue features a 29-inch Canadian hard rock maple shaft designed for durability, straight grain stability, and consistent cue ball control.
- Standard 58" pool cue length — the industry standard for most pool players and suitable for recreational and league play.
- 13mm hard leather tip — glued-on tip designed for durability, reliable cue ball contact, and long-lasting performance.
- 5/16x18 joint — one of the most common joint types used in pool cues, providing a solid and dependable connection between shaft and butt.
- Bar cue / house cue style performance — designed to resemble classic bar cues and house cues, while offering the convenience of a two-piece cue for easy storage and transport.
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