60" Break Cues

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RAMIII

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My playing cues are 60", but I've never had a 60" break cue. Those who use one, do you notice much of a difference from a 58"? I'm considering having a custom made because it seems there aren't many 60" breaks out there, and there may not be many because it doesn't matter much. I welcome any feedback from those that have had some experience with them. Thanks.-Ryan
 
I have a couple of 60" break and break/jump cues. I like them and they seem to be closer to what I am used to in my playing cues. My favorite jump/break is a 60" Mace by Rick Howard.
 
what break cue are you using now?

i bought a ob break online and found out the butt is 30" and the shaft is 29". i dont see any difference in it.
 
Depends on your break style. I can let you try one if you like. I am just north of McKinney. I can meet you in Plano sometime if you want.

Larry
 
RAMIII said:
My playing cues are 60", but I've never had a 60" break cue. Those who use one, do you notice much of a difference from a 58"? I'm considering having a custom made because it seems there aren't many 60" breaks out there, and there may not be many because it doesn't matter much. I welcome any feedback from those that have had some experience with them. Thanks.-Ryan
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i think bob denali builds 60incher break cues
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=286327&highlight=denali
 
Great!

Folks this is all very helpful info, thank you.
I have been wanting to try one of your cues Larry; they're just beautiful.
I'm currently using an old Pechauer for my break, more out of convenience because I haven't felt the need for a dedicated breaker yet.
Larry, you shoot with a 60" and presumably break with one, have you noticed a difference?
Any other feedback folks? Thanks again.-Ryan
 
I break with my playing cue most times. To lazy to carry a bunch of cues around. I used to have a 59" jump/break and didn't notice any difference, but I shorten my bridge when I break. That's why I said it would depend on you break style.

Larry
 
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