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The Predator Revo is a carbon fiber composite pool cue shaft built for low deflection and radial consistency. Its stiff, low-mass front end and gentle taper (8% rise on the 12.4, 5% on the 12.9 over the first 14 inches) are aimed at players who want repeatable aim at both soft and hard speeds. It is the stiffest shaft in Predator's lineup and competes with other carbon shafts on spin and durability rather than on wood feel. Owners rate it highly, though some miss the hit of a maple shaft.
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Owners rate the Revo highly and praise its consistency, low deflection and durable finish. The main complaint is the stiff, unfamiliar feel compared with wood.
The Predator Revo is a carbon fiber composite radial cue shaft. It is built from aerospace-grade unidirectional carbon fiber tow, which is placed in the directions best suited to each part of the shaft. The design is ferrule-less, and the shaft will not warp.
The front end combines a Vault Plate, a Victory Tip, a V-TEK Tip Silencer and R2 molecular multi-density foam inside the carbon tube. The Vault Plate sets the tension points between these parts. The foam uses different densities at set positions to give steady feedback to the player's hand.
The Revo is the stiffest Predator shaft, with the lightest front-end mass. Its taper rises only 8% on the Revo 12.4 and 5% on the Revo 12.9 over the first fourteen inches. The surface is polished with a carbon fiber process and checked with a diamond stylus profilometer. It is smooth and resists dings, dirt and wear. The Victory Tip has eight layers.
