Diveny cues

Not to stiff not to whippy, I played with a sneaky for awhile and loved his taper, very comfortable for me at 13mm… He's actually the reason I went back to bigger shaft sizes. I prefer his sneaks with his normal shaft wood not his lake shafts.

Hope this helps.

-Drew

They play great :thumbup:

Check with snookerbum he as one.

Lucas

HueblerHustler7 said:

Not to stiff not to whippy, I played with a sneaky for awhile and loved his taper, very comfortable for me at 13mm… He's actually the reason I went back to bigger shaft sizes. I prefer his sneaks with his normal shaft wood not his lake shafts.

Hope this helps.

-Drew

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Like a Bcm (Bryan Mordt)? Are the lake salvage shafts tapered the same? How much stiffer would you say those are? Nice crisp tonk sound n feedback when u thump a ball?

poolplayer2093 said:

Like a Bcm (Bryan Mordt)? Are the lake salvage shafts tapered the same? How much stiffer would you say those are? Nice crisp tonk sound n feedback when u thump a ball?

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Never had the pleasure of hitting a BCM, but I have heard that they are extremely balanced cues as far as hit ( Not overly stiff, not whippy, just SOLID! ) Just like Diviney cues.

As for the his lake shafts, I'm not sure what I don't like about them just felt dead to me, It could have just been it wasn't the right setup for the cue. The tapper was the same and yes it was stiff, but I wouldn't call it crisp when contacting the cue ball.

Remember this can all be subjective, and just to throw this out there I'm not that big of a fan of lake shafts in general

-Drew

Hey I have a question..... For those who have played with a lake wood shaft. I know they are real stiff so what kind of tip is good for them? Hard or soft/med

I have several Lakewood shafts on several different cues and I like a hard g2 or morri on them.