REVO 11.8mm 11.8 mm
MostAccurate
MostSpin
ConicalTaper
REVO 12.4mm 12.4 mm
MostVersatile
EasiestTo Play
Low-RisePro Taper
REVO 12.9mm 12.9 mm
MostForgiving
LessEffort
Low-RisePro Taper
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WITH THE REVO 11.8'S SMALLER TIP, I HAVE MORE CONTROL AND IT FEELS BETTER IN MY BRIDGE HAND.

Kristina Tkach

Kristina Tkach

Common Questions About REVO Carbon Fiber Shafts

REVO is our aerospace-grade carbon fiber composite pool cue shaft — the shaft that changed the professional game. REVO features our lowest front-end mass and highest stiffness rating, which translates to ultra-efficient energy transfer, effortless spin, and optimal cue ball control. Available in 11.8 mm (extra spin and fine tip placement), 12.4 mm (best all-around control), and 12.9 mm (maximum power and stability). REVO shafts feature a limited-lifetime warranty against warpage.

REVO 11.8 mm: For intermediate to advanced players who use meticulous tip placement and want extra spin with unprecedented control. Thin shaft, hybrid conical taper. REVO12.4 mm: The all-around choice for players of all levels — best balance of cue ball control and finesse spin. The most versatile option works for multiple disciplines. REVO 12.9 mm: For players who prioritize power and a solid hit over fine spin control. The thickest shaft option, with a stiffer feel.

Possibly — it depends on the joint type. REVO shafts are available in multiple joint configurations, including Radial, Uni-Loc Quick-Release, and others. Check the joint on your existing butt before ordering, and pick the matching REVO joint type. If you're not sure, our pool cue shaft collection lists every available configuration, and our support team can help you identify your joint type if you reach out.

Carbon fiber shafts are far easier to clean than wood. For routine maintenance, wipe the shaft with a clean, dry microfiber cloth after each session — this removes chalk dust and skin oils before they build up. For a deeper clean, use the Predator REVO Cleaning Wipes (designed specifically for our carbon fiber shafts) or a damp cloth followed by a dry buff. Avoid abrasive cleaners and shaft burnishers designed for wood— they can damage the carbon fiber finish.