The best Jump break cue on the market bar none is the one that works the best for you. No one can tell you what that cue is or what tip is best, what works well for one person may not do what it needs to for another. I have been building cues for a few years now, mostly just for local customers, and one thing I have discovered is that many people are looking for an edge. Now in most cases no new thing is not going to change you game all that much, the best thing any of us can do to improve our game is to practice what we are weakest in. For some that is breaking, for others it may be patterns or shot selection, or something else. But the only thing thing that will improve what we lack is practice!!! practice!!!! practice!!!!!! and there is nothing more important to spend our money on
When keeping this in mind any break cue will do, hell even a cheap J & J jump break will work just fine, because many forget it is not the cue in the first place.
Take Care
