in case anybody is interested
i bought this break cue from kevin and alan a few months ago when they were visiting las vegas. i paid $250 (no shipping and a little break because i also bought a beautiful coco pj cue too, a beauty) but i still felt it was too much, but kevin and alan said if i didn't like it i could return it for full refund - how could i say no? it weighs 17.8 oz.
i probably have the worst break on a 9' table compared to anybody on this site (i'm not as bad on a barbox thankfully). my previous 'test' break cue was a fury and i can honestly say that this goldrush breaker for me is so far better than the fury, it is not in the same league!
nothing changed in my break, but with this gold rush breaker, for some totally unknown reason (maybe the metal butt plate and/or it's light weight, i have no clue) i am not too bad now in breaking on a 9' table too.
needless to say at this point, at the price offered by bestkites, i believe it is a far superior breaker than the fury. but that is my only experience with breakers, so please take it for what its worth. i just never believed in break cues from many years ago from a long conversation with, in my opinion the great, ray schuler. but with the new tips i had to try for myself.
in closing i can only say, i really think the gold rush breaker is "great for me".
here's pix of the other pj coco i bought from kevin and alan:
a very beautiful cue and a very good players cue.
smokey
i bought this break cue from kevin and alan a few months ago when they were visiting las vegas. i paid $250 (no shipping and a little break because i also bought a beautiful coco pj cue too, a beauty) but i still felt it was too much, but kevin and alan said if i didn't like it i could return it for full refund - how could i say no? it weighs 17.8 oz.
i probably have the worst break on a 9' table compared to anybody on this site (i'm not as bad on a barbox thankfully). my previous 'test' break cue was a fury and i can honestly say that this goldrush breaker for me is so far better than the fury, it is not in the same league!
nothing changed in my break, but with this gold rush breaker, for some totally unknown reason (maybe the metal butt plate and/or it's light weight, i have no clue) i am not too bad now in breaking on a 9' table too.
needless to say at this point, at the price offered by bestkites, i believe it is a far superior breaker than the fury. but that is my only experience with breakers, so please take it for what its worth. i just never believed in break cues from many years ago from a long conversation with, in my opinion the great, ray schuler. but with the new tips i had to try for myself.
in closing i can only say, i really think the gold rush breaker is "great for me".
here's pix of the other pj coco i bought from kevin and alan:
a very beautiful cue and a very good players cue.
smokey
