Do PureX cues not have real points and real veneers?

[skogstokig]

these are players sub-brand pure-x cues. very good bang for the buck. they are not inlayed, i think all of them are graphics. the original HXT shaft is imo better than the mcdermott i3.

the pure-x break/jump is one of very few j/b cues that's good at both.

 

[Chris]

Ha, I have my proof now, lol. It is not a Decal cue. The cue was made with all real woods, real points, and real maple veneers.

From your product page:

"100% North American Hard Rock maple"

That tells me it's a decal cue. The decals give the visual appearance of three distinct woods, which would not result in a cue with 100% maple.

 

[CajunPopeye]

Ha, I have my proof now, lol.

The PureX HXTE20 is a technology pool cue featuring an exotic bird's-eye maple and rengas design with black point graphics, an HXT low-deflection shaft, and a Kamui Black soft tip. [1]

Read that again about the black point GRAPHICS.

 

[Paul Bell]

From your product page:

"100% North American Hard Rock maple"

That tells me it's a decal cue. The decals give the visual appearance of three distinct woods, which would not result in a cue with 100% maple

The product page is contradictory about the butt: it claims it is 100% maple and "made of exotic Rengas". Rengas is a wood.

PoolDawg has another Pure X HXTE model --- HXTE4. It, too, has the Rengas but it describes the butt as birdseye maple with Rengas and abalone graphics. Graphics likely means decal; HXTE4 has a butt with decals of a wood, Rengas. and a sea shell, abalone.

If HXTE20 is anything like HXTE4, HXTE20, too, has a decal of rengas wood.

 

[Black-Balled]

How does it feel to be wrong? Both you and Mr Ozone employee were wrong,, lol. I think you owe me an apology, lol. This cue was in fact made with real woods (Rengas, and BEM), real points, and real veneers.

I had a pretty good feeling that I was right about this, and now I have proof, lol.

You're so odd.