Poison 8.5 Inch Pool Cue Quick Release Rear Extension
Poison 8.5 Inch Pool Cue Quick Release Rear Extension
Poison 8.5 Inch Pool Cue Quick Release Rear Extension
Poison 8.5 Inch Pool Cue Quick Release Rear Extension

Poison 8.5 Inch Pool Cue Quick Release Rear Extension

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The Poison 8.5 Inch Pool Cue Quick Release Rear Extension adds reach for shots beyond your usual playing position. Its 3K carbon hybrid weave construction is finished in high-gloss black and silver, with silver Poison branding for a precise, contemporary look. A Uni-Loc bullet pin secures the extension with a single turn, allowing a quick transition when extra length is needed. The included replacement rubber bumper supports straightforward installation on a compatible cue. Weighing 4.69 ounces, this rear extension provides a practical option for extended table coverage without changing your stance. Compatibility is limited to Poison cues made with carbon fiber shafts launched after 2025. Check your cue before installation.

Features

  • Adds 8.5 inches of reach
  • 3K carbon hybrid weave construction
  • High-gloss black and silver finish
  • Silver Poison logo and graphic
  • Uni-Loc bullet pin with single-turn attachment
  • Protective rubber bumper with easy swap installation
  • Weight: 4.69 oz (132.96 g)
$79.00
SKU: POIEXT85BK
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