Carbon Fiber Shaft Poll
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Cannot vote , you left off maybe one of the best in Cuetec Cynergy shafts. One person at least I know plays with one , AND DON'T MISS !
SVB the #1 player in the United States for a few years now. I was playing with the Revo , but jumped off as soon as I hit balls with this amazing shaft. The inside is that SVB had his hands in all the designing of Cuetec products.
SVB the #1 player in the United States for a few years now. I was playing with the Revo , but jumped off as soon as I hit balls with this amazing shaft. The inside is that SVB had his hands in all the designing of Cuetec products.
I'd go with the OEM Tiger Sniper. It feels pretty spongey out of the box, but after it's properly broken in, it firms up and plays very consistently.
Was Cuetec left out on Purpose? Then I ask how can anyone with any cue knowledge at all leave out the popular Cuetec. Poll Stinks.
Geosnookery
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True.
Thus why 128 out of the 128 ranking Snooker players use wood where subtle spin, swerve etc is used on 80% of shots.
Wood is like driving a manual transmission instead of an automatic. An automatic is easier to learn on but doesn’t have that extra ‘something’ once one progresses to the next level.
wrong
the carbon fiber low deflection shafts are like a triptonic transmission
many of the features of the manual transmissions but no need to learn how to use the clutch
just sayin
Those 128 snooker players have an avg tip diameter under 10mm. There is variance in weight. Less so length, and even less in taper. When someone copies that, we'll talk.
Just got a tiger carbon fiber shaft. My first CF shaft.
Gonna try it out. If I see a big difference from from my wood shaft I'll keep it. If no big difference bye bye.
So, if anybody is looking to purchase a tiger cf shaft pm me as it might be for sale.
Gonna try it out. If I see a big difference from from my wood shaft I'll keep it. If no big difference bye bye.
So, if anybody is looking to purchase a tiger cf shaft pm me as it might be for sale.
I've got two Cynergy shafts (in case I throw a tip, I love them that much!)...I've found that the Sniper tip is fine once it breaks in and hardens a little, but my current favorite is Technodud, with Pooldawg's duds a close second (almost equal). Technoduds last a little longer and the performance on the Cynergy is spectacular.
MurrayNevada
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Wanting to learn more about this shaft. Who makes it? Do you have a link to it? Thanks
Keep reading after the original post.... it was not intentional & couldn't be edited.
Several others were also left out that I had intended. I didn't know there was a limit, or that that section couldn't be edited once launched. (But it make sense why..) either way the whole idea was just to get conversations rolling about the different units. I can say this thread is demonstrating how many people are upset by the LACK of Cuetec representation, which essentially votes very High for it!!
MurrayNevada
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Speaking of carbon fiber shafts I just posted this trade offer in Wanted/For Sale Thread:
WTT - Revo 11.8 Uni-Loc WVP for Revo 12.9 Uni-Loc WVP
It took only a couple of racks to see I'm not skilled enough for the Predator Revo 11.8. I bought it in August after having some success with the REVO 12.5 and believe I may do better with the Revo 12.9. Below photos are what I'm trading:
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Nor have I.
Rogue is made by Pechauer
When you visit Hawaii, you can hit as many as you want with my Becue.
I retract this statement.
I played a couple of games with a Becue a few years ago (before the Prime shaft came out). I thought it played well, but not well enough to replace my Larry Vigus cue I was currently (and still am) using. I had forgotten the experience.
What would impress me more than anything about a CF shaft/cue is it's ability to withstand being dinged. Time will tell, but they probably are shafts that a teenager could acquire and use them for a lifetime without ever having to get used to the feel of another shaft. That right there makes a CF shaft a decent value. IMHO, of course.
Maniac
Got the J Flowers CF cue for $300, and I love it. Was going to spend a fortune on a new cue, saw this and figured for $300, not much to lose. It's my new player now. I'm going to order a second one for a backup.
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Also got their CF break cue as well - love that one too.
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Black Sting Pool Cue Series Jf10-13 Series - JFlowers Cues & Cases
At only $329 including a carbon fiber pool cue shaft, this stunning cue is a bargain! Great quality. Quick worldwide shipping. Order today.
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Also got their CF break cue as well - love that one too.
The JF-BK2 Break Cue offers the most bang for buck
This powerful break cue from Jflowers definitely gives you the most bang for your buck. Carbon fiber shaft. Sports grip. Order today.
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