Sooner or later they become just a common piece of equipment and once the market is fed up with this 'revolutional' stuff hopefully the prices go down to a certain degree and we won't see such crazy things on a secondary market with those cosmic pricesįor the time being after I've seen Cuetec Cynergy at Seyberts for 399$. So you already have enough choices and there will be more I believe. There are some more for example Go Customs c.f. This is only those manufacturers which are already known. shafts to choose from and very soon there will be more with Mezz ignite and Jacoby. If you like first of all softer hitting shafts with more flexibility in them and very close or the same low deflection then Becue Prime-M or Cuetec Cynergy are your choices. If for you.the stiffer the shaft the better and that is in pair with may be the lowest deflection then from my experience for the time being Revo is the best candidate. I won't tell anything about feel, sound blah, blah.because that is all personal preferences. I had not experience to ever try a stiffer shaft with same deflection, taper, weight and so on. I can tell Revo is the stiffest playing shaft with such pro-taper, weight and balance.and with lowest deflection. mostly with solid maple shafts and now with built by myself no ferrule LD shaft.

From my experience and that is 20 years of playing. For me it's pretty easy to tell the difference and which shaft to choose for certain preferences. Of course two hours is very little time but I know for sure what I did like very much about it. I've already written before that I had my two hours of testing Revo 12.9 and I was impressed a lot. I guess now there will be as many reviews about other c.f. It was so much already said and written about Revos.so many threads.

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