Lol

In my experience, most of those hating on jump sticks are those who either can't use them themselves, or have yet to learn that simply putting blocking ball between the cueball and an object ball doesn't qualify as a good safety...

u12armresl said:

We have/had 2 of the best full sized stick jumpers in the country in Mark Jarvis and George Breedlove.

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Did not know this. I "shared" a table once with Jarvis before a tourney. He piled a truckload of racks on me lol. Strickland's the only one I can think of who excelled at full stick jumping. That would come under outstanding skill but isn't that really abusive to thin cloth tables?

I played with those Challengers for about an hr plus today. Never had one clustered break. They are fantastic balls, really liking them Stayed perfectly clean.

Island Drive said:

I prefer 4 ball to be purple with the five Orang

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straightline said:

To a degree but for the show to go on, it must be interesting to the average viewer.

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We have/had 2 of the best full sized stick jumpers in the country in Mark Jarvis and George Breedlove.

To a degree but for the show to go on, it must be interesting to the average viewer.

I’m all for getting rid of jump cues because it’s pretty boring to me to see guys easily get over balls. It used to be much harder. Nowadays, with today’s technology, you see APA5s getting over full balls with ease.

But it’ll never happen.

Because event sponsors sell A LOT of jump cues and they aren’t cheap anymore.

Game is more beautiful and creative without them.

Depends on the weight of the union.