Jump Cue's

clerks37

clerks37

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Hi,

I am new to the forum and was curious about the opinions everyone had on jump cues?

I am a Predator shooter and originally I was looking to try to pick up a used Predator Air Jump, but from reading what some people have said about them on here they do not seem to be a favorite. Which would explain why they were discontinued.

I used to have a tadpole but sold it a while back. Now I am in the market for another one, but not sure what to look for.

Seems like I remember someone one mentioning that the Jacoby Jump Cues were good, but I have never seen one in person to make an opinion.

What is everyone's thoughts?

Thanks!
 
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clerks37 said:
Hi,

I am new to the forum and was curious about the opinions everyone had on jump cues?

I am a Predator shooter and originally I was looking to try to pick up a used Predator Air Jump, but from reading what some people have said about them on here they do not seem to be a favorite. Which would explain why they were discontinued.

I used to have a tadpole but sold it a while back. Now I am in the market for another one, but not sure what to look for.

Seems like I remember someone one mentioning that the Jacoby Jump Cues were good, but I have never seen one in person to make an opinion.

What is everyone's thoughts?

Thanks![/QUOTE


Lucasi makes a good production cue. If you're looking to spend some money, then I'd suggest Steve Lomax. I've only tried it afew times and it is as everyone says it is, amazing.
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Bungee

I have a bungee and it jumps very well. If you go to the pool hall most of the B to AA payers will have dedicated jump cues, ask them to try them until you find the one you like best.
Tom
 
I bought a s/h Lucasi L-2000JC jump cue for 40$ in good condition. Cueball jumps well and I'm happy with that cue. Usually in a 3 hours session, playing 9-ball, and 10-ball, I'm using jump cue for 5-7 times, not more.

I don't see the reason to pay more than 50$ for a jump cue you use 2-3 time per session.
 
For me the 2 best jump cues I have and glad I own are an Alex Brick and Joe Bouska both dymondwood jumpers along with their break jumps. Both jumpers are just effortless.
 
I ended up ordering a Lomax jump cue. I was lucky.. When I called him up he had one available, and I got it two days later. It is an awesome jump cue. I am glad I went with it.
 
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