Video review on the Jacoby Black shaft for those who are interested. What has been your go to shaft?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5ywF2SlpGU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5ywF2SlpGU
I’ve said it before, GO SL plays better than all listed for total performance, hit, feel and sound. Do yourself a favor.
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I have yet in 30 years seen any pool equipment fix stroke mechanics or pattern play.... Just sayin One time maybe but no cue is going to improve your game overnight from 3/4 balls to 9 or 18 ball runs consistently.I've tried it its good, but I think Revo is still in a whole different league when it comes to CF, they invented it if I'm not mistaken.
I know players who used to struggle to run 3 or 4 balls in a row in rotation games for years, and I literally mean years they were stuck in the same level, once they bought a Revo, now they run a rack or two from time to time, and I'm not exaggerating here or even making an advertisement here, I'm not even a rep, but this exactly what happened before my eyes.
I tried seven CF shafts. The one I like the best is the Jacoby Black if it has the correct measurements and weight.... Revo 12.4 is not bad a choice but more stiff and need to replace the tip. I prefer kamui soft tips. The tapper on the Jacoby is just awesome for shorter people or reaching with its length around 19 inch mark compared to others. Revo and many others are pro tapper around 16 inches. Revo is a little less deflection but not much. Jacoby sounds better on hits.I've been trying out various carbon fiber shafts and right now I prefer
the Jacoby Black with the Cuetec Cynergy second, Revo third.
The Revo is a great shaft so the differences are minor.
Although I'm talking 12.9 mm vs, 12.3 which is a substantial difference.
I'm sure that other than the tip diameters, tips and ferrules, there isn't a of of difference, they all play good.