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Pure X
Pure X Kielwood FUZE Shaft - 12.5mm
Pure X Kielwood FUZE Shaft - 12.5mm
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$359.10 USD
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SKU:PSKW125-10BC
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Step up your game with the Pure X Kielwood FUZE Shaft - 12.5mm. Designed to reduce deflection and keep your aim true.
- 12.5mm tip diameter
- Torrified maple with a black collar combines the low deflection and durability properties of carbon fiber with the authentic sound and feel of a traditional wooden shaft
- The torrification process provides a naturally low deflection for enhanced accuracy and control
- Kamui black layered tip ensures superior grip, spin, and durability
- 29" shaft provides consistent, precise shots
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