Questions about the designs of Cuetec Cynergy Nineball Series

[july9x]

I just saw the new Cuetec "Nineball" series in collaboration with Matchroom WNT on Matchroom’s Facebook page and in videos from the Hanoi Open and the Philippines Open, and it looks amazing, at least to me. Plus, the whole cue (with a Cuetec carbon shaft) is under $1,000, so I’d definitely get one LOL. Yes, I know I should only spend $50 on a cue but heck LOL.

I’ve been playing with a 13mm wood shaft, then switched to Predator (Vantage and 12.9 Revo) for years, and I still can’t run out a single rack of 9-ball on a 4.75mm pocket table yet, definitely because of the cue, so I’m switching. WATCH!

https://www.cuetec.com/product-category/cynergy-nineball-series-cues/

My question is: the Cuetec Cynergy Nineball Series looks incredibly good, at least in pictures and YouTube videos, but is the design on the butt just decals/stickers, or are they actually pieces of inlaid wood and other materials? Sorry, I don’t know the proper cue-building terms. I'm gonna get 1 no matter what, just wondering...

 

[trob]

It’s not any better than any other cuetec. If you like the looks of it and have the money buy it but It’s not going to play any different

 

[skogstokig]

It’s not any better than any other cuetec. If you like the looks of it and have the money buy it but It’s not going to play any different

unless you're playing 9-ball

 

[skor]

Decals
I don’t think that CueTec have any cue with real inlays.
A cue like this with real inlays these days would have cost well over $3000