Never having used the revo shaft, I am open to the possibility that it represents a quantum improvement, like oversized graphite raquettes in tennis or metal woods in golf. I cant remember what the marketing was for these innovations, but i think it was along the lines of 'makes the game easier by enlarging the sweet spot."
I dont doubt that the revo shaft might actually make it easier to deliver a better hit on the cb, but the problem is that when you attach meaningless data to the thing, (like 10% more accurate), it invites skepticism and ridicule.
I dont doubt that the revo shaft might actually make it easier to deliver a better hit on the cb, but the problem is that when you attach meaningless data to the thing, (like 10% more accurate), it invites skepticism and ridicule.