Maverik Hypercore Attack Shaft
The Hypercore is the latest addition to the Maverik carbon shaft family. Made from Carbon Composite, this lightweight shaft provides performance at a value price point. Featuring I-Beam Carbon Core technology for zero flex for unrivaled accuracy, this shaft will help you maintain a high shooting percentage all season long. Used by PLL Chrome's JT Giles-Harris.
- Shape: Traditional
- Material: Carbon
- Grip: Matte Finish
Adjustable Butt End (ABE 3):
Signature butt-end now with smooth, rounded edges, 7 points of contact and a silicone liner that locks tight into all shaft shapes.
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Maverik Hypercore Attack Shaft
Maverik Hypercore Attack Shaft
The Hypercore is the latest addition to the Maverik carbon shaft family. Made from Carbon Composite, this lightweight shaft provides performance at a value price point. Featuring I-Beam Carbon Core technology for zero flex for unrivaled accuracy, this shaft will help you maintain a high shooting percentage all season long. Used by PLL Chrome's JT Giles-Harris.
- Shape: Traditional
- Material: Carbon
- Grip: Matte Finish
Adjustable Butt End (ABE 3):
Signature butt-end now with smooth, rounded edges, 7 points of contact and a silicone liner that locks tight into all shaft shapes.
Original: $99.99
-65%$99.99
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The Hypercore is the latest addition to the Maverik carbon shaft family. Made from Carbon Composite, this lightweight shaft provides performance at a value price point. Featuring I-Beam Carbon Core technology for zero flex for unrivaled accuracy, this shaft will help you maintain a high shooting percentage all season long. Used by PLL Chrome's JT Giles-Harris.
- Shape: Traditional
- Material: Carbon
- Grip: Matte Finish
Adjustable Butt End (ABE 3):
Signature butt-end now with smooth, rounded edges, 7 points of contact and a silicone liner that locks tight into all shaft shapes.
