- Will this shaft fit my cue?
- It has a 3/8x10 joint, so it fits butts with that pin. Check your butt's joint before buying; other pins need a different version.
- Is carbon fiber better than a wood shaft?
- It resists warping, dents and humidity and gives a consistent low-deflection hit. Wood shafts feel livelier and cost less, so it comes down to preference.
- Does it come with a tip?
- Predator ships the REVO with a tip installed and a ferrule, ready to screw onto a matching butt.
- Is it worth it for a beginner?
- Most beginners get more from practice and a decent wood shaft. The REVO makes more sense once you play regularly and want durability and low deflection.
- How does it compare with Predator's 314 shaft?
- The 314 is wood and has a softer, more traditional feel. The REVO is carbon fiber, more durable and more consistent, with a stiffer hit.
- Does it need special care?
- Wipe it with a damp cloth and avoid abrasives. It does not need the conditioning and straightening a wood shaft does.
- Where is the Predator REVO Low Deflection Carbon Fiber Pool Cue Shaft for 3/8x10 Joint cheapest?
- At Seybert's Billiards Supply, for $549.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Predator REVO Low Deflection Carbon Fiber Pool Cue Shaft for 3/8x10 Joint?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Predator REVO Low Deflection Carbon Fiber Pool Cue Shaft for 3/8x10 Joint?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Seybert's Billiards Supply, PredatorCues.com.