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Rhino Expands the Nebula Line With a Sub-$400 Carbon Cue

A 12.4mm carbon shaft and Uni-Loc joint for $369 — the cheapest credible carbon cue on the market.

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Rhino — the value-focused carbon cue brand — has expanded its Nebula series with a new playing cue landing under the $400 mark, putting a carbon shaft within reach of league players who don't want to spend flagship money.

What's new

The Nebula 2 pairs a full carbon shaft with a Uni-Loc joint and a 12.4mm tip diameter, matching the Predator REVO 12.4 spec, at roughly a quarter of the price. The butt uses a simple no-wrap design with a matte finish.

The catch

At $369, compromises live in the details: the finish quality and feedback are a step below the $1,000-plus carbon cues, and there's no matching break cue in the line yet. Still, for players curious about carbon who can't justify a REVO, it's the most affordable credible entry point we've seen.

Full specs are in our Cue Database entry.