Predator Pool Cue
LE12 Fire
Discontinued cue
My Price: $......SOLD/B]
Cue comes with a Blak 1x1 case and only 100 will ever be manufactured.
Built with ebony, LE12 Fire gets it's name froom the Tulipwood inlays rimmed with aircraft aluminum. this cue is sure to bring attention with it's dominating performance.
Limited Edition 12 is a breathtaking two-cue series; only 100 of each will be made and each will be numbered for exclusivity. Both cues are made entirely of exotic Ebony wood and have Micarta inlays running the length of them. A proprietary Predator coring technique allows for the application of Ebony, a very heavy wood, to be used as the sole wood for the cues’ outer designs and still achieve the standard 19-ounce weight.
Three accent bands of diamond-shaped inlays, outlined with aircraft aluminum, are found evenly spaced along the entire butt. Unique rare materials are featured in each cue, inspiring the two names and differentiating the aesthetics. Fire is named for its Tulipwood inlays, orangey-rich in color and perfectly textured in grain.
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LE12 Fire
Discontinued cue
My Price: $......SOLD/B]
Cue comes with a Blak 1x1 case and only 100 will ever be manufactured.
Built with ebony, LE12 Fire gets it's name froom the Tulipwood inlays rimmed with aircraft aluminum. this cue is sure to bring attention with it's dominating performance.
Limited Edition 12 is a breathtaking two-cue series; only 100 of each will be made and each will be numbered for exclusivity. Both cues are made entirely of exotic Ebony wood and have Micarta inlays running the length of them. A proprietary Predator coring technique allows for the application of Ebony, a very heavy wood, to be used as the sole wood for the cues’ outer designs and still achieve the standard 19-ounce weight.
Three accent bands of diamond-shaped inlays, outlined with aircraft aluminum, are found evenly spaced along the entire butt. Unique rare materials are featured in each cue, inspiring the two names and differentiating the aesthetics. Fire is named for its Tulipwood inlays, orangey-rich in color and perfectly textured in grain.
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