Shaft of Choice
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Predator Z^2, nope have no desire to change. My main shaft is about 7 years old down to about 11.45mm weighs 3.7ozs. My backup is a Z^2 still pretty much in factory form 11.75mm weighs 3.9ozs. The hit between the 2 shafts is different, I can play with both but the main shaft plays effortlessly where the backup takes some adjusting.
But, even with the differences I wouldn't play with anything else.
Black Cat
But, even with the differences I wouldn't play with anything else.
Black Cat
change
I changed back to a Predator 314-2. I was jarring balls in the pocket. I believe that I was getting unintentional english . My game has gone up from there... I also prefer the taper.
I changed back to a Predator 314-2. I was jarring balls in the pocket. I believe that I was getting unintentional english . My game has gone up from there... I also prefer the taper.
I have a Predator 314-2, like the taper.--Smitty
I only use the shafts that we made for my cue... I don't like the feel of the low defs.
You guys may be interested in this then if you like smaller diameter but rather a prolike taper on a z2.
http://www.seyberts.com/s-tuned
http://www.seyberts.com/s-tuned
intersting, didn't even know predator made these.
OB Pro (formerly known as "Classic Pro") here.
To be honest, I never liked the hit of any LD shaft -- especially the Predator Z^2 -- because the hit reminded me of linguini or something.
Then one day, I tried someone's OB Classic Pro (now known as simply "OB Pro"). I couldn't believe that an LD shaft could have such a solid hit -- just like a regular maple shaft -- except it was consistent. And, it felt even better than the flagship OB-1
So to the OP, try one of the OB "Classic"-series of shafts, whether that be the Classic itself (12.75mm), or the Pro (11.75mm). You'll see what I mean -- it's that hit you were looking for -- markedly different from the Z^2.
-Sean <-- likes pasta on my plate, not on my cue
To be honest, I never liked the hit of any LD shaft -- especially the Predator Z^2 -- because the hit reminded me of linguini or something.
Then one day, I tried someone's OB Classic Pro (now known as simply "OB Pro"). I couldn't believe that an LD shaft could have such a solid hit -- just like a regular maple shaft -- except it was consistent. And, it felt even better than the flagship OB-1
So to the OP, try one of the OB "Classic"-series of shafts, whether that be the Classic itself (12.75mm), or the Pro (11.75mm). You'll see what I mean -- it's that hit you were looking for -- markedly different from the Z^2.
-Sean <-- likes pasta on my plate, not on my cue
