what your recommendation for jump cue?
So I have tried jump shot just using shorter house cue with hard tip and using my break shaft which is a regular maple shaft with phenolic tip. My question is can I just buy custom jump butt and use with my break shaft or I should use a specific shaft that design for jump?If you can possibly try the jump break cues before that would be idea. Some of them break well but may we weighted in a way that it isn't easy to dart jump. I think Meucci has a 3 piece jump cue as well as the propel. From my experience the Stinger from McDermott breaks and jumps well, both dart and pendulum. If you have good jump fundamentals, then you should be able to jump with any jump cue made today. McDermott has a jump for for $90 that works just fine. That is the cue that I teach people with. Good luck with your search!
It is far better to kick sometimes, but the jump is the right shot sometimes, too.My personal recommendation: Learn the angles. I find more consistency in kicking out of tough situations, rather than hoping for a successful jumpshot. But, that's just me.
Phenolic tip will do you fine, but if you are getting a production cue, you are getting a whole cue and you aren't picking a pin type either.So I have tried jump shot just using shorter house cue with hard tip and using my break shaft which is a regular maple shaft with phenolic tip. My question is can I just buy custom jump butt and use with my break shaft or I should use a specific shaft that design for jump?
X2. I don't jump often and mostly get lazy and use my shooter but if it really counts I'll grab the sledge. Like it better on house cloth than my own though.Phenolic tip will do you fine, but if you are getting a production cue, you are getting a whole cue and you aren't picking a pin type either.
I love my sledgehammer. Jumping with it is like cheating. Some say it is more than like.
So I have tried jump shot just using shorter house cue with hard tip and using my break shaft which is a regular maple shaft with phenolic tip. My question is can I just buy custom jump butt and use with my break shaft or I should use a specific shaft that design for jump?
Realistically, the kind of shaft that is optimum for a break cue is not optimum for a jump cue.So I have tried jump shot just using shorter house cue with hard tip and using my break shaft which is a regular maple shaft with phenolic tip. My question is can I just buy custom jump butt and use with my break shaft or I should use a specific shaft that design for jump?
Truth.X2. I don't jump often and mostly get lazy and use my shooter but if it really counts I'll grab the sledge. Like it better on house cloth than my own though.
I agree Jacoby is a great jump cue and just get a dedicated breaker as wellIn the jump cue category I would recommend the Jacoby Jump Cue.
Agree. One of the lightest out there so super easy to jump close or long. Performs best with a dart type stroke.In the jump cue category I would recommend the Jacoby Jump Cue.