McDermott Defy Carbon Fiber BREAK Shaft - Uniloc Joint |
McDermott Defy Carbon Fiber BREAK Shaft - Uniloc Joint
NEW & IMPROVED
Our newly-engineered Defy shaft has a
brand new finish that allows it to glide through your hands more
smoothly than ever before!
It also features a new ferrule material for enhanced durability.
DEFY HIGH-PERFORMANCE CARBON FIBER SHAFT
Introducing Defy — a shaft that defies
the stereotype of carbon fiber shafts.
Defy gives you the
unparalleled accuracy and control that you expect from carbon fiber,
but uses state-of-the-art technologies to shatter its limitations.
SmacWrap, originally designed for the aerospace industry, absorbs
vibration and dampens noise resulting in a confident hit with a soft
feel and quiet sound. Our super-smooth coating reduces friction,
allowing the shaft to glide through your fingers with ease like a
wood shaft. Only Defy’s insane energy transfer and accuracy will
remind you that you’re using a carbon fiber shaft. Patent:
11,534,676
NAVIGATOR Break Impact
The Navigator Break Impact is
a hybrid phenolic break tip. Most phenolic tips are designed
to generate power, but at the cost of cue ball control. The
Break Impact tip’s hybrid construction provides tremendous
cue ball control without sacrificing power. This makes it
ideal for breaking and jump shots.
Standard Specifications:
Tip: Navigator Break Impact (Ultra Hard)
Ferrule Color: Phenolic
Shaft: 13mm Break Taper
Joint Diameter: .843" (Standard for Uniloc and Radial Pin)
Length: 29"
Warranty: Limited Lifetime
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Standard Viking Order Form
Question: I would like to purchase a Defy shaft
but I do not know what is the right joint diameter for my cue.
Do I need the .843" or the .855" joint diameter?
Answer: Our joint diameter can vary from cue to
cue due to our finishing methods, so it would be best to
physically measure the joint diameter with a caliper. Most steel
collar joints will be close to the .843", while many non-steel
McDermott joints may be closer to the .855" diameter.
Cleaning Instructions:
Defy carbon fiber shafts have a special finish that contains a
slip agent. This helps keep the shaft slick and resists chalk,
dirt, and hand oils from soiling the shaft. For peak
performance, you may periodically clean the shaft by wiping it
down with an alcohol wipe.
Never sand the surface as this will damage the special finish
and void the lifetime warranty. Do not use talcum powder, baby
powder, hand chalk, or any solid or liquid abrasives.
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