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From my experience using both the Lucasi and Predator shafts, there is a noticeable difference in deflection. Predator wood shafts are great (not so much the Revo - Revo feels DEAD). If you don't want the tip diameter to go below 12.75mm, the 314-3 is a great option.
In this weeks episode, I will be doing an in-depth review of the Predator Revo shaft. Is this shaft worth the $500 price tag? That's for you to decide. ...more.
29 mar 2017 · I play with a Predator Roadline and have the 314-2 shaft and the Vantage. I got to try the Revo shaft and absolutely loved it. I love the fact that it is so super smooth and hard to ding.
I play with an OB butt and a Jacoby Hybrid Edge 12.75mm shaft with medium G2 tip (3/8x10 modified joint). The cue's weight is around 18.5-18.75 oz. I found a good deal on a Predator Roadline butt with Revo 12.4 shaft so bought it and tried it for 2 months. I do not remember the weight. After the 2 months I changed the tip to a Kamui medium.
Predator Revo shaft. My buddy got one last night. I don't and probably never will own one, but I gotta say that despite the fact that I despise all the weasely wording and gimmicky advert-speak on their website, they really did a great job and produced a high-quality piece of hardware.
20 cze 2023 · The next on our list of top carbon fiber pool sticks is the Predator REVO Shaft. Based on user reviews, its carbon fiber construction will maximize your power and reduce deflection. With the Predator REVO Shaft, players can enjoy the pros of a carbon fiber cue while easily retaining its quality.
The Predator REVO is a front-runner in the world of carbon fiber cue shafts. The aero-space grade carbon fiber composite construction of Predator’s Revo shaft ensures remarkable strength and consistency, making it the top choice for any player who wants a high-quality carbon fiber cue shafts.
