It is true I do it jump more than regular pool players, however the idea is still the same. Technique is more important than the cue. I have taught people with the most basic of jump cues to dart jump and get over the blocking ball will high frequency. The idea of the video would use three different jump cues of 3 different price points, but do the same thing with them.
when I could play. My observation was that the people that came into the room with top dollar instruments and All the gear were the least likely to know how to use it. The guy that had his 2 piece cue in a plastic bag with rubber band to seal it was likely to be a handful on the pool tables. 
Thanks. I like the idea of the extension, and a hand built cue. Thanks for the recommendation. Never heard of Henshew.
I have hit the Hanshew cue before and it is a quality product
Pechauer makes a decent jumper for about 1/2 that bankroll
Hate Predator, and will agree it's actually a bloody nice stick. Price is still nutso, and luck to get mine second hand. Wouldn't be paying full price. It's the best thing they sell (and the break speed app after that). The rest is all a bit meh. For reasons I can't be bothered to rant about on a sunny Wednesday.Many Finnish pro´s says me that new Predator jump cue is just too good. Many curse because not sponsored by Predator so they can´t use it
I will second this and repeat something I said recently in another post: Hanshew makes the best wooden jump cue available, hands down. If you can get one in your budget, do it and don't look back. You will not be disappointed.
