Gilbert jumpbreak

[Curlydon]

I'm really thinking about getting one of Andy's jumpbreaks has anyone used this cues to play with? If so how does it play? Just wondering before I buy thanks

 

[IntoTheRail]

It is, arguably, the BEST jump/break cue you can get. I know a few people who even use them as players, and still jump and break with them. You just can't go wrong.

 

[Masayoshi]

I have one that I bought 5 or 6 years ago. The original shaft hit good, broke great, and jumped ok, but after many thousands of repeated breaks, it eventually warped, so I replaced it with an aftermarket shaft.

 

[OUSooner]

I have one and I love it. I also use it as a player occasionally. Very well balanced cue that has a phenomenal hit. It doesn't jump as good as a dedicated jump cue but it gets the job done.

 

[TheBook]

When I playing in a league and have to play where the conditions are bad I will use mine as both a player and break cue. This is in those bars where there is no room, crowded areas around the table and etc. If I need a short cue, jump cue or worried about getting it banged form the jukebox, change machine, bar stools and etc. I can have everything in my hand without leaving any other cue out of site or in a bad situation.

 

[poolplayer2093]

I'm really thinking about getting one of Andy's jumpbreaks has anyone used this cues to play with? If so how does it play? Just wondering before I buy thanks

i played with one exclusively for 6 months or so. they're great cues and can't be beat for the cash