Best jump cue

I just picked up a Jester from pooldawg. Seems to work real good for the price.
 
Tony, I have tried several including the stealth AT-1, but my Lomax is just the best. And, Steve is such a great guy to deal with. Called him and had my cue in three weeks.
 
Tony here is my break cue and jump cue. Olneys of course, but I did face off the ferrules and put on the Samsara Jump/Break tip. Best combo I have ever had period and like I have had them all.


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bnall said:
Tony here is my break cue and jump cue. Olneys of course, but I did face off the ferrules and put on the Samsara Jump/Break tip. Best combo I have ever had period and like I have had them all.


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Tony your a Mezz man find the old Mezz jump handle and give it a jump . I feel you'll love the weight .. 10 oz .. Not hard to get it up ..
My Murrell is 10.5 oz . i'll put it up with any jump handle out now..
 
BENFICA said:
Hey guys,
I had pretty much every single break cue on hearth and to me the best jb cues are the Mike Gulyassy cues and Rick Howard jb cues.
I am in the process of switching to a dedicated break cue, the new Mezz BKII /the Deep Impact Pro shaft.
I am looking into some suggestions on some dedicated jump cues. I am leaning toward a Steve Lomax.
I am looking for jump cues that can break in 3 pieces like the Steve Lomax, both for long and short jumps.
What do you guys think?
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Why not get a Mezz jump cue to go along with your Mezz break cue. ;)
They have the 3 piece jump cue as well: http://mezzusa.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=6&products_id=11
 
for what its worth

i have a lomax and it is amazing you can control the rock with very lil effort. the sleeve and i practice and he grabbed my lomx and was amazed at the control. jerry adams dad used it next stabbed 1 in the corner and drew it back 3 feet. they simpley do the work for you! dont take my word for it! just get beat by 1.:smile:
 
Keith-Andy Blackjack. There really is no comparison. They probably are tough to come by in the 'States though. :grin:
 
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