Oh wow! Thank you SO much for those kind words. It fuels the motivation to keep going. You guys should also feel free to request reviews on specific products and/or playing-related tips.
Whenever you get around to it it would be great if you could do a review of the TIGER Products Fortis carbon fiber shaft. Its comes in 12mm and 12.5mm but I prefer the 12mm. The people need to hear its feedback sound. It’s unlike any other carbon fiber shaft out there in terms of response and playability. Love your videos man, keep it up.
Played in Vegas at the BCA tournament and tested one of these. It was my first experience with Carbon Fiber. Bought it and played well. Love it so far.
These cues are not compatible with cuetec sticks. I tried several shafts on 3 different cuetec butts and all the bull carbon shafts wobbled on the cuetec butts. I'm guessing it's the interchangeable joint connection.
@@cryptonator1988 It's mainly self-taught and perhaps that's the reason I could be much much better. When I played, there where no coaches like @Sharivari and @Lil'Chris etc. I wish there were :D
Is there a manufacturer's website we can look at? I can't find them anywhere. I'm curious to know before I buy one if it's just another piece of Chinese carbon fiber that costs $6.00 or if there is some actual engineering behind it. And yes....I've seen carbon fiber blanks like this for $6.00
Hi Al. All great options, it depends if you want to take prices into the equation. If so, the Cf shaft that comes with the $300 cues from JFlowers wins, but if money is no object; Jacoby gets my vote. The others are also great options though. Sorry I could not be more bombastic! :D
@@CueListings thanks so much for replying I narrowed it down to Jacoby and The Bull. I was going to get the Jflowers in addition to this. I just want to mate a CF shaft to my Katana. Love your videos, best of luck!
@@aljavier134 Cool! My vote goes to both of them. The Bull is a little more "subdued" that then Jacoby. It just depends on what you prefer. Email me, and I'll try to get you a deal on either one. contact AT cuelistings DOT dom
Your channel and reviews like this are what keeps our sport alive. Thank you for that too. :)
Oh wow! Thank you SO much for those kind words. It fuels the motivation to keep going. You guys should also feel free to request reviews on specific products and/or playing-related tips.
I do hope you review the new one that's coming out
Whenever you get around to it it would be great if you could do a review of the TIGER Products Fortis carbon fiber shaft. Its comes in 12mm and 12.5mm but I prefer the 12mm. The people need to hear its feedback sound. It’s unlike any other carbon fiber shaft out there in terms of response and playability.
Love your videos man, keep it up.
Played in Vegas at the BCA tournament and tested one of these. It was my first experience with Carbon Fiber. Bought it and played well. Love it so far.
Very cool! How did the tournament go?
@@CueListings Team got put out in 2 rounds but played several single matches. I have increased my skill ranking in APA with the Bull Carbon shaft.
Your patterns are crazy
Crazy in a good way I hope :) I practice(d) my patter play a lot. It makes it SO much easier to run a rack!
Carbon Fiber Shaft - yes!
These cues are not compatible with cuetec sticks. I tried several shafts on 3 different cuetec butts and all the bull carbon shafts wobbled on the cuetec butts. I'm guessing it's the interchangeable joint connection.
Your position play and cue ball control is very good in my opinion. How did you learn did someone teach you?
Thank you! I am no pro. Learned by myself. Studying mostly how to hit the ball in the correct way, patterns. ghost ball and the tangent line.
@@CueListings wow amazing self taught. Well you learned from something to know those tips where did you get them?
@@cryptonator1988 It's mainly self-taught and perhaps that's the reason I could be much much better. When I played, there where no coaches like @Sharivari and @Lil'Chris etc. I wish there were :D
@@CueListings ohh yes i know who both of these gentlemen are i watch there channel sometimes as well.. i like tor lowry channel a lot..
@@cryptonator1988 Tor is also great
what cue are best jf o bull carbon? i wanna buy one, but i dont know what choose 😵
So between the jacoby black and the bull carbon what do you recommend?
Nice review of all the cue shafts...
Thank you, Frankie! Much appreciated.
Hello, i have a jflowers 10-11 wf, that shaft fits the cue?
Anyone know where you can buy butt weights for Koda K2 pool cues?
I am just curious as to if you use CF over the Peri shafts. I know this is a review but im just curious as to which you prefer
I'm using a JFlowers shaft and Peri butt.
Is there a manufacturer's website we can look at? I can't find them anywhere. I'm curious to know before I buy one if it's just another piece of Chinese carbon fiber that costs $6.00 or if there is some actual engineering behind it. And yes....I've seen carbon fiber blanks like this for $6.00
Hey Vince. Check it out at www.cuelistings.com/product/bull-carbon-fiber-shaft/ That's the best I can do :D
What tip is on the shaft?
Hi. It has a Kamui black soft tip th-cam.com/video/55ZEfx-8V5w/w-d-xo.html
Which would you prefer between the bull carbon, go customs or jacoby?
Hi Al. All great options, it depends if you want to take prices into the equation. If so, the Cf shaft that comes with the $300 cues from JFlowers wins, but if money is no object; Jacoby gets my vote. The others are also great options though. Sorry I could not be more bombastic! :D
@@CueListings thanks so much for replying I narrowed it down to Jacoby and The Bull. I was going to get the Jflowers in addition to this. I just want to mate a CF shaft to my Katana. Love your videos, best of luck!
@@aljavier134 Cool! My vote goes to both of them. The Bull is a little more "subdued" that then Jacoby. It just depends on what you prefer. Email me, and I'll try to get you a deal on either one. contact AT cuelistings DOT dom
Who Mfg this shaft? What country is the shaft mtg in??
Hi Randy, I'm 95% sure it's made in China...but let me get a 100% confirmation on that from the owner. Stay tuned...
Hi Randy, so I got the reply: "Its made in multiple countries but it’s finished off in China (joint, tip, fill)"
If you want anything in the US it’s made in China
Nice honest review and how to play shots. Budget Friendly options.
Glad you liked it!