what is the best jump cue for using the dart technique

Well I like the dart stroke as I can jump dart and regular but I don't practice it very often, so dart is more practical for less practice to me . As in distance I'm only play bar box.
 
Funny this should pop up as a thread. I just received my Jacoby Extended Jump cue via UPS today. I promptly went in the basement to give it a test drive. I am more than happy with the results and was amazed how easily I could jump using both the dart and underhand method. :grin: Not sure which is the best jump cue as I have only a sample of two as my basis of opinion but if you can't jump with the Jacoby you will never be able to jump. Of course, the same may be true with other jump cues.

Al
 
Just out of curiosity, what is the two ended jump cue the European Mosconi Cup team uses? I find it intriguing.
 
I never noticed it but that is a clever way to get around cue quantity restrictions.

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RoadHustler said:
I never noticed it but that is a clever way to get around cue quantity restrictions.

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Specifically, it was used by Nick Vandenberg in 2012 mosconi cup. Dont remember which day it was, but was a doubles match partnered with Neils Feijen. The shot he jumped using a bridge.
 
I believe in artistic billiards they sometimes have a limit on the number of cues one. Can bring to a match. But after looking at the European pool billiard federation and the WPA site I can find no such restrictions.

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Maybe not I looked up the artistic billiard restriction. It appears you are restricted to only 20 cues lol! Now my collection seems totally reasonable.

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Hanshew hands down the best jumper money can buy. Buying anything else just doesn't make sense.


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Pretty much any jump cue that has the finger notch like Jacoby and Pechauer. McDermott even has a jump handle with that notch.
 
Oh and that popper thing is petty cool for short jumps. And it doubles as a buggy whip.

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Right now I use the stinger and works good but I was looking to get a jump cue specifically designed for dart style as I play only bar table so its never an extreme distance. . More often a cramped work environment
 
I have used the Stealth Cues Air Jumper for many years. I like the fact that it's a 3-piece cue, which enables jumping with a dart style or underhand grip...and it has a hard leather tip. I would recommend the Stealth jump cue to anyone.

Scott Lee
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oldschool2791 said:
Right now I use the stinger and works good but I was looking to get a jump cue specifically designed for dart style as I play only bar table so its never an extreme distance. . More often a cramped work environment
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