I bought a Cue Tech sneaky for $80 because it was fiberglass, just to leave in my truck.Forgive me if this has been discussed in other threads but I am curious about it and it could be something that may increase the appeal for Revo and similarly made equipment.
Can a Revo withstand big temperature swings that could allow it to stay in a car without concern for damage?
aLSO, IS IT JUST THE SHAFTS THAT ARE carbon fiber or can a butt end be purchased as well that could also be kept as a complete cue in a car?
I would love to always have a cue avail in the car without the worry for damage. I did hit with a buddy's Revo a while back when they first came out and thought it performed really well.
best,
brian kc
Only for occasional bar use.
Blazing hot in the summer and cold in the winter. It's still straight.