Can anyone tell me how these two shafts compare as far as hit, feel, and deflection? Also does anyone know the length of the cuetec ferrule? I have a players shaft and would like to try the cuetec. Thanks in advance
can anyone compare the cuetec r360 and players pure x shafts?
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Gee golly, not sure if I am qualified to answer a question from someone with 1500 posts, but like the guy who rated his Cuetec R360 at 5 out of 5 stars before he even used it, prolly cause of fast shipping, the rating I mean not the not having used it, well anyway what the heck I'll just throw together a little something me and google learned tonite:
"Cuetec R360,,, the latest technology in shaft design to set the tone for the next generation of pool cues. The Cuetec R360 is setting the new standard for shaft making technology. It is constructed with a tubular composite core surrounded by four computer cuts of A Plus grade Canadian maple sections which insures maximum radial consistency for accurate cue ball response and control.
•13mm Cuetec R360 Shaft
•Polycarbonate Ferrule"
They don't say the Ferrule Length, but the picture shows it real clear, it goes from near the end of the whole cue up to the very bottom of the "Tiger Everest Tip".
Shane Van Boening has earned a million bucks with his Cuetec R360, there for I'm sure I'll soon be holding my own at the dollar eight ball gamblers at the bar in town, or I should say I'll be doing that after I save up my allowance to get $168 plus shipping and buy one and turn 21.
Some reviews are inciting, like the one that sez the shaft is smooth as sh,, you know, and the other review that leaves off the word smooth, and another that just sez he got the shaft.
It's all confusing to me, I don't really know much about this, but since Alison Fisher uses Cuetec, for something or other, maybe just the butt, and she's a real hottie, I'd say just grab your shaft and give it some strokes, who knows, you may get some squirt out of it after awhile.
Sorry I don't have a player to compare shafts with, but its prolly average, i think.
"Cuetec R360,,, the latest technology in shaft design to set the tone for the next generation of pool cues. The Cuetec R360 is setting the new standard for shaft making technology. It is constructed with a tubular composite core surrounded by four computer cuts of A Plus grade Canadian maple sections which insures maximum radial consistency for accurate cue ball response and control.
•13mm Cuetec R360 Shaft
•Polycarbonate Ferrule"
They don't say the Ferrule Length, but the picture shows it real clear, it goes from near the end of the whole cue up to the very bottom of the "Tiger Everest Tip".
Shane Van Boening has earned a million bucks with his Cuetec R360, there for I'm sure I'll soon be holding my own at the dollar eight ball gamblers at the bar in town, or I should say I'll be doing that after I save up my allowance to get $168 plus shipping and buy one and turn 21.
Some reviews are inciting, like the one that sez the shaft is smooth as sh,, you know, and the other review that leaves off the word smooth, and another that just sez he got the shaft.
It's all confusing to me, I don't really know much about this, but since Alison Fisher uses Cuetec, for something or other, maybe just the butt, and she's a real hottie, I'd say just grab your shaft and give it some strokes, who knows, you may get some squirt out of it after awhile.
Sorry I don't have a player to compare shafts with, but its prolly average, i think.