Can anyone identify this shaft?

[Rock67]

Checking if anyone knows the logo/brand of this cue shaft? Looks like carbon fiber but may be glass fiber. How do you tell the difference between carbon and glass fiber? Thanks for any info, Happy Holidays.

 

[garczar]

G for generic. No clue to be honest and i've seen a boatload of cf shafts. Just another import cf shaft.

 

[SeniorTom]

It's carbon fiber. lol

 

[Rock67]

G for generic. No clue to be honest and i've seen a boatload of cf shafts. Just another import cf shaft.

Thanks for the info. The shaft was supposed to be a rhino. The tip is not the one on their CFs and they are marketing a "glass fiber" shaft that has same tip as the one in question along with a different G logo. Shaft is super straight tho so I might just change the tip and roll with it.

 

[garczar]

Thanks for the info. The shaft was supposed to be a rhino. The tip is not the one on their CFs and they are marketing a "glass fiber" shaft that has same tip as the one in question along with a different G logo. Shaft is super straight tho so I might just change the tip and roll with it.

The shaft you pictured is not a Rhino. Fiberglass shafts are ok for breaking but they play like crap compared to cf.

 

[Rock67]

It's carbon fiber. lol

Turns out it is a Rhino G-w glassfiber shaft.

 

[j2pac]

The shaft you pictured is not a Rhino. Fiberglass shafts are ok for breaking but they play like crap compared to cf.

I have the Cuetec Avid shaft, and honestly, it's not too bad.

 

[garczar]

I have the Cuetec Avid shaft, and honestly, it's not too bad.

Those are wood with a real thin glass coating. Way different than a all-glass shaft. I don't know why anyone would buy one of these Rhinoglass when cf is available.