Good break cues

mikeyfrost said:
I have tried quite a few custom break cues. Mike Gulyassy, Steve Lomax, Pete Ohman, and Andy Gilbert top my list. Pat Diveney makes really good ones as well. One of the big keys that I have noticed is just a break cue Vs. Jump/Break makes a hell of a difference in how solid they hit. If you want a really really good break cue, just buy a break cue. If you want a strong jumper get a straight jump cue. I am in the process of buying each seperately now and it will be a really good investment in my game.
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hmmm, that sounds kinda familiar. ;)

Breaking and jumping are two totally different animals, and while a jump/break can sometimes do one or the other REALLY well, they very rarely do both really well (at least not as well as a dedicated break or jump cue). Heck, I can make putts with my driver, and might be able to drive with my putter, but I carry the "TWO" of them with me to do each specific thing....same with my BREAK cue and my JUMP cue. :grin:
 
I like my Stinger, but a friend of mine just got a BK2 and i love it. Ive hit with an OB break cue and i like the BK2 better.
 
My vote goes to the Mezz Powerbreak II. I can crush the rack and keep the cue in the middle of the table so much its a little scarey:eek:
 
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