Break the mold! 💥
The RHINO 30" Carbon Fiber Break Shaft is engineered for billiards enthusiasts, featuring a lightweight design of 4.5 oz and a 13mm tip size. Made from advanced carbon fiber composite materials, it ensures low deflection and high durability, making it the perfect choice for both casual players and professionals. With a precise fit for a 21.5mm joint collar, this break cue shaft promises an optimal playing experience.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 32.1 x 1.15 x 1.15 inches |
| Package Weight | 4.5 Ounces |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 30 x 0.46 x 0.85 inches |
| Brand Name | RHINO |
| Material | Carbon-Steel |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Manufacturer | RHINO |
| Part Number | Break Shaft - VQR |
| Sport Type | Billiards |
S**.
Great stick
Great stick even though I got the right pitch it was still a little tight to put onto my stick, but it worked well. Good solid breaks every time and a nice balance to the stick.
N**E
Good quality, great price
Bought the CF shaft since I've been playing with a Rhino jump cue for years and the price was good. Liked it so much I bought a break shaft as well.It plays pretty well and I have been smashing breaks with it for weeks.
S**U
Excellent break shaft. Standard tip is not good.
Excellent break specific shaft. The tip that came on the shaft was not good. Tip began splitting and separating at about half way up the tip body, which took away energy transfer. I don’t think the tip was the Rhino break tip, which is weird.Replacement of the standard tip with Taom 2.0 break tip made the shaft come alive. Excellent energy transfer. Highly recommended.
L**.
No embona al 100
Quisiera ayuda de parte del vendedor para poder ajustarla, la pieza no embona a pesar de que es la misma junta uniloc.
C**T
Does it's job
It breaks well. I even have a friend that stopped using his own break cue because he liked the way mine breaks
S**M
Review update warning!!!
The media could not be loaded. Well I guess I should have listened to other reviews about tips breaking off.Not even 2 months old, but of course about 20 days past the return window.Went to break a rack and then heard a crack along with the tip flying off across the pool hall room. Noticed the tip insert had broke along with a split in the carbon shaft. Was informed the split in the carbon is not repairable. Extremely disappointed, I have to recommend against the Rhino break shaft now.I was hesitant to try a Rhino break shaft after reading some reviews about tips breaking off etc... Also I was skeptical how a pro-taper on a break shaft would perform, but I was pleasantly impressed with their playing shaft, which has made a Predator Revo become a backup shaft, it really plays that well for me, so I figured I would give their break shaft a shot. Let me tell you, I strongly believe the people at Rhino really know about billiards and what they are doing when it comes to designing products for it. I feel the carbon fiber handles the pro-taper perfectly fine as a break shaft and it definitely allows for a more natural follow through. I'm really not sure why some are bad mouthing the tip either. I did shape it a little more, but it transfers energy great and with a lot more control over phenolic tips or other plastic like tips I've tried. I say break with the Rhino tip for a bit, but of course if it's not working for your technique swap for another.
H**T
Works well
Overall great product, the tip is junk but they can be replaced for a reason if it had a better tip would’ve given 5 stars
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