Any reviews out there on the CF shaft that comes with a few of the Cueroc cues models?

[vintagecollectibles831]

First of all, I have been unable to find any reviews at all on these Cueroc cues, made by Cuelees. I see they are basically the same company, but the Cueroc cues are a lot cheaper.

A few of their models come standard with a Carbon Fiber shaft though.

Can anyone on here, who may have tryed one, give a review on your thoughts?

I would really appreciate that, because I can't find a single review out there about the cues, and I am very interested.

I like this one for example, that is advertised as having Dymond Tulipwood, in the forearm and the butt sleeve. I am mostly interested in hearing opinions about the quality and playability of the CF shaft that comes with it.

Compared to the expensive name brand CF shafts out there.

Thanks for any thoughts.

 

[garczar]

I'm guessing not as lo-def as the cuelees brand shaft. never seen any of these cues/shafts. might ask seyberts for some info, they carry cuelees and probably know.did u ask ozone if they'd tried one? cuelees/roc/omin all same co. i just looked at that cue and for 520bux with that wood i'd bet its a pretty basic cf shaft. less def than maple but not like higher end stuff. have u looked at Raven cues? Can get a all cf cue with their upgrade shaft and an ext. for less than 550. Every review/video i've seen has been super positive.

 

[TheRooster]

I hit balls with one at DCC and was very impressed for the price. The hit was nice. Can't remember exactly what the deflection was like, unfortunately.

 

[vintagecollectibles831]

I hit balls with one at DCC and was very impressed for the price. The hit was nice. Can't remember exactly what the deflection was like, unfortunately.

Thanks a lot. The hit and feel are far more important to me then Deflection. Most of the best hitting cues I ever played with probably had a very high deflection on them. But, I have no idea. Deflection is just something that I never thought about, when playing.