I had the opposite experience.
I had the original X-Breaker (problem occurred with the tip and Richard replaced it free of charge with the Samsura X-Breaker). In my experience, the 2nd generation X-Breaker was by far the best jump cue I have ever used.
I sold it because I didn't want a $400 jump cue and I though that it wasn't a good a breaker as my new Varney. Of course, I probably should have held onto it because it was that good as a jumper. I now own a Predator Air, and it isn't as good IMHO as the 2nd Gen X-Breaker.
Obviously each person's mileage will vary.
I had the original X-Breaker (problem occurred with the tip and Richard replaced it free of charge with the Samsura X-Breaker). In my experience, the 2nd generation X-Breaker was by far the best jump cue I have ever used.
I sold it because I didn't want a $400 jump cue and I though that it wasn't a good a breaker as my new Varney. Of course, I probably should have held onto it because it was that good as a jumper. I now own a Predator Air, and it isn't as good IMHO as the 2nd Gen X-Breaker.
Obviously each person's mileage will vary.
