Any input on Break J/B Cues?

[Mike in MN]

As others have said, phenolic tips can be finicky creatures that would probably require a fair amount of time to get used to, especially for a player just returning to the game after a long break. I have a phenolic tip on my Predator break cue and it took me roughly two weeks to get used to it. In that two week period, almost every break shot I hit sent the cue ball off the table. Looking back, it was worth the adjustment period. Definitely something to consider as you shop around, though.

 

[feedtheworm]

As others have said, phenolic tips can be finicky creatures that would probably require a fair amount of time to get used to, especially for a player just returning to the game after a long break. I have a phenolic tip on my Predator break cue and it took me roughly two weeks to get used to it. In that two week period, almost every break shot I hit sent the cue ball off the table. Looking back, it was worth the adjustment period. Definitely something to consider as you shop around, though.

Thanks 9ballMarksman

 

[bencho]

Ben, you have the tips switched around, the DI shaft has the 'Sonic' Tip, which is Mezz's version of phenolic, in actuality its carbon fiber resin. The Dymondwood has the Samsara Jump Break Tip on it, which is leather.

Whoops- I'll take your word for it haha