absolutely not.. you will still be a B+ playa!!
carbon fiber shafts
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absolutely not.. you will still be a B+ playa!!
I grew up riding metal bikes, but everything is carbon fiber now. Lost a lotta weight, but feels like riding around on a cooler lid.
Deanoc,
I have mentioned in several posts that YOU should try one out. I think you might like them. If you hate using a glove, you maybe won't want to use a carbon fiber shaft, though. The Becue also has an extension they sell which will give you a longer cue. It also has weight bolts that will allow you to easily make it the weight you like.
Here is a post I put in one of your threads:
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?464033&p=6021141#post6021141
Dean,
I know you have bought and sold a ton of cues and now you have gotten rid of all of them and are buying some more.
If you are going to buy just one cue to play with, I would suggest you "try" out a Becue with their Prime (pro taper) shaft. It won't be anywhere near as fancy as those you had, but you won't find a better "hit". I'm not telling you to run out and buy one, but if you have a chance to try one out, make sure you give it a whirl.
If I was in your area, I would let you try mine.
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Here is a review I posted when I got mine and played with it for a bit.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?458050&p=5945311#post5945311
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Well ,my reading comprehension and retention
has come to the fore
i don't remember even hearing about the graphite shafts
and here we have proof that you told me
please forgive me,but i still don't remember
also jackpot tells me his trip to Nacdoches texas to try these out is
off,as there is no pool room in the city
has come to the fore
i don't remember even hearing about the graphite shafts
and here we have proof that you told me
please forgive me,but i still don't remember
also jackpot tells me his trip to Nacdoches texas to try these out is
off,as there is no pool room in the city
Then I don't understand all the hype if in the end u won't be a better player then I can't see
spending 300 or more for a shaft.
But what ever makes someone happy more power to them.
It won't necessarily make you a better player, but you will be more consistent and confident if you play with something that plays the SAME WAY EVERY TIME.
The Becue shaft isn't affected by moisture, humidity, and supposedly doesn't ever warp. Every hit on the cue feels the same. There isn't a vibrating feel on one shot and then no vibration on another one. It feels like you are hitting center ball all the time.
It is relatively low deflection and it gives you a lot of power and English if/when you need to use it.
Hawaiian Eye...What does wearing a glove have to do with using a carbon fiber shaft? I've been playing with my Revo for 2 years now, and never needed a glove.
Scott Lee
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Scott Lee
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Dings and No Dings don't make balls, unless it is Ding Junhui
I can't even begin to describe how much I want this.
Specious reasoning lol. With respect either you don't understand why low deflection is more accurate, or your reasoning needs work. Do you always hit the cue ball precisely where you intend to?
KMRUNOUT
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Actually you're wrong.
https://youtu.be/MJ6iyWSEzIs
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Rico, thanks for mentioning my super deals
I already sold out and all of the customers relied how happy they were
actually I never had 5 at a time,but once had 70 Deano cues in a similar deal we sold all 70 in a week if memory doesn't fail
Everyone was happy
I already sold out and all of the customers relied how happy they were
actually I never had 5 at a time,but once had 70 Deano cues in a similar deal we sold all 70 in a week if memory doesn't fail
Everyone was happy
He was using the revo to break though lol He hasn’t been playing. Apparently he had family issues. Maybe with his lack of confidence he decided to go back to old faithful. Or maybe he just liked the 314/3 better. Who know.. It’s not for everyone.
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Well, I'm not there yet, but like I said, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. I know this new (to me) method of aiming will pay dividends in the future. It has to, parallel shifting is just much simpler than trying to know all the different points along the arc that is a typical cue ball path using a standard deflection cue like my long time playing cue was. This Revo shaft is close enough to no deflection that I think I will be able to do that on most shots.
The problem is in getting my brain to let me feel comfortable pulling the trigger when it "looks" wrong to me still. I'm sure over time that will change and the new method will feel natural, but right now, I'm still consciously trying to execute every shot and it's hard.
I've heard anywhere from 1-3 months to feel completely comfortable with it. I'm at a month now and I'm starting to shoot better but I'd say I'm at 75-80% of where I want to be still.