Athena ATH09 - Spiked Roses Women's Pool Cue Stick
SKU: ATH09
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Athena ATH09 - Spiked Roses Women's Pool Cue Stick
The pretty red rose overlay on the black sleeve is surrounded by white spikes to show you mean business on the table.
| Tip: | 12.5 mm proprietary tip |
| Ferrule: | 1" Linen ferrule |
| Shaft: | 28.5” with 10” pro taper. A maple shaft with a black collar with thin silver ring. |
| Collar: | Stainless steel Joint |
| Joint: | :Piloted brass insert in threading |
| Pin: | 5/16x18 pin with a steel collar |
| Forearm: | The forearm is encased by two black rings with thin silver rings inside. The forearm is burgundy stained maple. |
| Wrap: | Black with white spec Irish linen |
| Sleeve: | The butt sleeve is encased by black rings with thin silver rings inside. The butt sleeve is black with a rose and spiraled points overlay . |
| Plate: | Black with gold Action emblem with brass ring at bottom |
| Bumper: | Threaded black rubber that unscrews so you can add the extension. EXTENSION: Threaded brass collar on an Obisius® hardwood (a rich dark colored hardwood similar to ebony) extension. |
Overview
Show your feminine side as you stick it to your opponent with the Athena ATH09 pool stick. The pretty red rose overlay on the black sleeve is surrounded by white spikes to show you mean business on the table. The wrap is black Irish linen with burgundy specks to complement the burgundy stained maple forearm. The stainless steel joint and quality construction produces a firm hit similar to a Joss or Schon. Created for women by women, this cue consists of a slightly thinner shaft, shorter 57" length and a free 10" Obisius hardwood extension to sink hard-to-reach shots. A one-year warranty on parts and workmanship is included.
