Hi all,
I was feeling adventurous and one night I ordered a Cuetec Fusion shaft at at bargain.
For all who don't know - it's a Snooker shaft to fit right onto your normal Cuetec butt instead of the R360, for example.
EDIT: And on the whole Internet there was absolutely nothing to find about the shaft!
And fun I was having. 9mm tip and proper ash.
https://www.dynamic-billard.com/en/...shafts/672/shaft-cuetec-fusion-nature-snooker
Sounds weird? Not at all.
The shaft feels awesome, silky and not sticky (it's fully coated).
The ash looks nice enough (but has no dark grain filler), has a canonical taper, brass ferrule and is nicely balanced.
The 9mm tip was not shaped at all (completely flat) and after some handywork to round it off was ready to play.
I expected to miss just about everything. Instead the first CB hit went just about straight. Playing some 14.1 lead to excellent result, even on long balls.
Playing a CB close to the rail never was easier, too. Excellent feeling for the hit.
A revelation: finally you're able SEE where the hell you're actually hitting the CB. The brass ferrule has a nice contrast.
And as for LD: it's a cheap shaft but the deflection is a tad better than a Tiger LD at 12,75mm without any funky business.
Every now and then I would use my main cue with a Tiger LD and think: is that huuuge. I can't see a damn thing!
Wow. I haven't had that much fun in a long time. And I plan to use it regularly for training and precision exercises.
Cheers,
M (not your typical pool player)
I was feeling adventurous and one night I ordered a Cuetec Fusion shaft at at bargain.
For all who don't know - it's a Snooker shaft to fit right onto your normal Cuetec butt instead of the R360, for example.
EDIT: And on the whole Internet there was absolutely nothing to find about the shaft!
And fun I was having. 9mm tip and proper ash.
https://www.dynamic-billard.com/en/...shafts/672/shaft-cuetec-fusion-nature-snooker
Sounds weird? Not at all.
The shaft feels awesome, silky and not sticky (it's fully coated).
The ash looks nice enough (but has no dark grain filler), has a canonical taper, brass ferrule and is nicely balanced.
The 9mm tip was not shaped at all (completely flat) and after some handywork to round it off was ready to play.
I expected to miss just about everything. Instead the first CB hit went just about straight. Playing some 14.1 lead to excellent result, even on long balls.
Playing a CB close to the rail never was easier, too. Excellent feeling for the hit.
A revelation: finally you're able SEE where the hell you're actually hitting the CB. The brass ferrule has a nice contrast.
And as for LD: it's a cheap shaft but the deflection is a tad better than a Tiger LD at 12,75mm without any funky business.
Every now and then I would use my main cue with a Tiger LD and think: is that huuuge. I can't see a damn thing!
Wow. I haven't had that much fun in a long time. And I plan to use it regularly for training and precision exercises.
Cheers,
M (not your typical pool player)
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