So, if you had to contact Becue with your questions, it usually means the description was insufficient. What did you ask Becue? What did you shoot with previously? Can you compare the Becue to any Predators? Since it is a full CF cue... is the Butt filled with foam?
I really didn't have to contact Becue but I wanted talk to someone there, I wanted to see how they treated a potential customer, Alessandro was passionate about the sport and bringing the advantages of CF to it, I stopped playing about 2012, I owned first a Meucci, then a Predator, and finally a David Tice custom cue, it took David about 8 months to complete the cue and it was a head turner and played great so when I decided to play again I went with a McDermott Bocote no points but beautiful wood cue with a linen wrap, not too flashy great playability, the shaft was a G Core, not bad but nothing special, the Defy CF shaft was pretty new in the market and had a great deal on one so I gave it a shot, thought it played great, there were some better reviews on other CF shafts so I started researching what was out there and ran across Becue, the first cue manufacturer of an all CF cue, read a review about micro cracks in CF in a CF bicycle in a garage at -65 degrees F, a NASA scientist chimed in, he said the reason they use CF on the space shuttle is because it can go from absolute zero in space (-476 F) to 2000 F on re-entry without damage, the paint burns off but the CF is not damaged so he said I don't think you will have any problems, at least here on earth.... this intrigued me, Becue was a company of engineers who specialize in CF who were passionate about billiards and wanted to bring that to the game, they spent 3 years in research and development before making their first cue, they clearly weren't filling CF tubes with foam for a quick buck, Hawaiian Eye was a big influence as well, I played with the Engage 11.8 shaft for 2 years and have been using the Prime II 12.0 for the last year, best shaft I have ever owned, bar none, well thats my story and I'm sticking to it
