Cuetec Cynergy CT 15K Carbon UniLoc Review

I bought this shaft to replace the stock shaft on my Katana KAT-001 cue after playing with a few carbon shafted cues from my teammates (all Cuetec Cynergy shafts) had shot. ). It took me about 30 minutes on the practice table to get used to the difference, but I noticed an improvement in my accuracy, cue ball placement, and win rate. I've heard that some people have a hard time adapting to carbon fiber shafts, but for me the transition was quick and easy. I keep a stick in my case in case…

The shaft is amazing. It's light, silky, pleasant to the touch and fits perfectly (after a small modification)! I'm giving it 4 stars due to an obvious flaw. This is a tip. The included sniper tiger leaves a lot to be desired in my opinion. let me explain. At first it looks unfinished. At least by my standards. If I'm paying $400 for a rod, the tip should look neat, at least polished and brought into a decent shape. This was not the case with this barrel. It was raw with an extreme radius, and…

I've been shooting Cuetec cues for about five years and during that time I've had Prestige series cues, one Natural series and two R360 series cues (12.75mm and 11.5mm ). mm). The R360 series was Cuetec's first low deflection cue and in my opinion the best low deflection cue you could get for a lower price. Cuetec has always been a supplier of quality cues but has never been able to consistently compete with modern high end cues even after sponsoring SVB which has taken the billiards world by…