TNT Genuine Exotic skin wraps. Elephant, Shark & Lizard.

KOINNKID

KOINNKID

Troy
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I have the following TNT genuine exotic skin wraps for sale. Elephant $48.00, Shark $40.00, & Lizard $42.00. All prices include shipping in the USA. I also can install any of these fine wraps for $100.00 including shipping back to you.


Elephant wraps.​

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Shark Skin wraps.

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Lizard skin wrap.

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Lizard skin wrap.​

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More Lizard skin wrap.

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These last three wraps look dark brown in the pictures but they are almost black in person with a tint of dark brown.

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Difference in feel of the different wraps?

I have mostly played with linen and wrapless cues and prefer linen so far (though I also like my wrapless cues that have no glossy clear coat so I can feel the wood).

I have a custom cue that came with an embossed leather wrap and while I like the cue I don't like the wrap (feels O.K. for the most part but when I get into a pressure situation I start sweating and don't like the feel on my grip hand -- too hard and slick).

Was considering replacing the leather wrap (could just go to linen but was interested in trying something else first). How would your describe the difference in feel between the elephant, shark and lizard wraps (as I have no idea -- never used any of them)?

Also, kangaroo has intrigued me since I've heard people say that it was more supple (soft) and not as prone to becoming slick when my hand starts to sweat. Do you ever have kangaroo?
 
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