Cheap Jump Cue?

Johnnyt

Johnnyt

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Who makes a cheap jump-cue that works? I can't ever remember jumping a ball in 50+ years I've played. But now I have a 7-foot bar box in a screened room in Florida with the very high humidity. On humid days I miss position a lot because of slow cloth and the rails play very short and sometimes bouncy if hit hard. I'm tired of trying 2 and 3 rail kicks on these days.

The season I want a cheap one first is that I'm a very patient man. If I don't get the hang of it in an hour or two I know I'll snap it in half. Thank you. Johnnyt
 
Johnnyt said:
Who makes a cheap jump-cue that works? I can't ever remember jumping a ball in 50+ years I've played. But now I have a 7-foot bar box in a screened room in Florida with the very high humidity. On humid days I miss position a lot because of slow cloth and the rails play very short and sometimes bouncy if hit hard. I'm tired of trying 2 and 3 rail kicks on these days.

The season I want a cheap one first is that I'm a very patient man. If I don't get the hang of it in an hour or two I know I'll snap it in half. Thank you. Johnnyt
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The basic Kangaroo jumper with a phenolic tip is only about $60. I have one, and it works great.
 
railfirst said:
damn i guess you werent kidding about not being patient.


Ben
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LMAO. It's cost me a lot of money and a few nose bleeds over the years. Johnnyt
 
best I guess, semi-cheap one I've tried is Jacoby ($100)....I see you went a bit cheaper, but if you do happen to snap that J&J in half....I think the Jacoby isn't only a good price, but a GREAT jumper.
 
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