Break or Jump/Break Cue

dbooze21

dbooze21

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I am just looking for a lot of opinions on a few break and or jump break cues. I have had a few different ones, ie: mcdermott stinger, action, j&j and so on. but I've come to the conclusion I do not like Phenolic tips. I am looking for ideas on break cues that have leather tips or ones that feel well with leather tips. I was looking at the OB break and the Impakt and Icebreaker 2 made by Tiger. I wouldn't mind a tip bigger then 13mm or even less. I'm open to hearing about custom cues as long as they arent extremely expensive. Thank you all for opinions
 
Stringer Break Jump

I have read on a few threads that you can have the Phenolic tip thinned out by half and hard leather tip places on top of it.

I have heard of this being done on the Stringer Break cue by other. I am looking for someone in the my area to re-tip mine now.

I am not found of the Phenolic tips with the exception of jumping the cue ball.
 
I make a dymondwood jump/break that from what everyone tells me it does real good. Look on the forums and search for brickcues and see what everyone has to say.
 
Brick J/B

Brickcues said:
I make a dymondwood jump/break that from what everyone tells me it does real good. Look on the forums and search for brickcues and see what everyone has to say.
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Alex is to modest, these should be illegal on a barbox, simply dynomite.
Regards, Brian.
 
I've never tried the diamond wood J/B but I do have a Bouska diamond wood jump cue and my only issue with it is it jump to easy...lol No jump stroke required :thumbup:
 
Kevin Varney

I have a Kevin Varney J/B and it's fantastic. Admittedly I have always wanted a Samsara and seeing Brick's I'm interested in his as well. I didn't have a J/B until last year and it has made a substantial difference in my game. As most know, a strong controlled break and jumping ability are key, and the Varney cue has made both easier, probably improving my game by 2 games in a race to ten. I was able to open the table up a bit more easily and get out of, or capitalize on safeties that enabled me to jump. I highly recommend purchasing a decent jump break cue. Good luck in your search-Ryan
 
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