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Pure X HXTC13 Pool Cue | Matte Black | MZ Multi-Zone Grip
Pure X HXTC13 Pool Cue | Matte Black | MZ Multi-Zone Grip
SKU:HXTC13-18
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Stealth Performance meets Ergonomic Grip
The Pure X HXTC13 features a tactical Matte Black finish and the advanced MZ Multi-Zone grip. Engineered for ultimate control and reduced vibration, it pairs high-tech low deflection performance with an aggressive, modern look.
The Pure X HXTC13 is a purpose-built performance cue designed for players who want a sleek, contemporary aesthetic without sacrificing technical accuracy. The entire cue is finished in a glare-reducing Matte Black coating, providing a velvety feel and a stealthy appearance that looks professional under any table lights.
A standout feature of this model is the MZ Multi-Zone Grip. This back-end loaded wrap features distinct traction zones designed to provide maximum stability and comfort. The integrated dampening technology absorbs vibration, giving you a smoother hit and better tactile feedback. To ensure long-term reliability, Pure X backs this cue with a Lifetime Guarantee that even covers warpage.
Technical precision is delivered by the HXT Low Deflection technology shaft. This 11.75mm slim-taper shaft is engineered with a high-tech ferrule and a lightweight polymer core, drastically reducing cue ball "squirt." This ensures your aim stays true even when applying heavy English. Finished with a premium 10-layer Kamui Black Soft tip and a traditional 5/16 x 18 joint, the HXTC13 is a versatile tool ready for tournament play.
Specifications
| Joint Type | 5/16 x 18 Pin |
| Shaft Technology | 11.75mm HXT Low Deflection with Polymer Core |
| Tip | Kamui Black Soft Laminated (10-Layer) |
| Grip | MZ Multi-Zone Ergonomic Traction Wrap |
| Warranty | Lifetime Guarantee against warpage |
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