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Pechauer Break Cue

Pechauer Break Cue

Available in 3 different finishes (Ebony, Rosweood, and Natural Curly Maple)
  • Forward weighted for maximum energy transfer
  • Piloted stainless steel joint with reinforced phenolic core
  • Flex-free mst taper
  • Tiger high-density leather break tip for maximum cue ball control.
  • Standard Tip:Ā Pechauer Gold Break Tip
  • Joint Type:Ā Piloted
  • Joint Collar:Ā Stainless
  • Joint Size:Ā .850
  • Shaft Taper:Ā Modified Straight Taper
  • Pin Type:Ā Pechauer Speed JT

About The Black Ice Shaft

The Black Ice ShaftĀ is made from a solid piece of hard rock maple (same as the rest of our shafts). Because it’s real wood, it has grain and other markings including mineral and sugar marks. The Black Ice shaft goes through a dying process that forcesĀ jet black dye into the pores of the woodĀ going all the way through. As maple is such a hard and dense wood, the dye finishes a darker gray color.

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From $126.00

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$360.00

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Available in 3 different finishes (Ebony, Rosweood, and Natural Curly Maple)
  • Forward weighted for maximum energy transfer
  • Piloted stainless steel joint with reinforced phenolic core
  • Flex-free mst taper
  • Tiger high-density leather break tip for maximum cue ball control.
  • Standard Tip:Ā Pechauer Gold Break Tip
  • Joint Type:Ā Piloted
  • Joint Collar:Ā Stainless
  • Joint Size:Ā .850
  • Shaft Taper:Ā Modified Straight Taper
  • Pin Type:Ā Pechauer Speed JT

About The Black Ice Shaft

The Black Ice ShaftĀ is made from a solid piece of hard rock maple (same as the rest of our shafts). Because it’s real wood, it has grain and other markings including mineral and sugar marks. The Black Ice shaft goes through a dying process that forcesĀ jet black dye into the pores of the woodĀ going all the way through. As maple is such a hard and dense wood, the dye finishes a darker gray color.