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Should I Buy Another Playing Cue or a Jump-Break Cue?


Should I Buy Another Playing Cue or a Jump-Break Cue?

Should I buy a break and jump cue or should I buy another playing cue?

The thing is, I don't have a problem breaking and I don't mind breaking with the house cue. I am not that "jumper" type of pool player either.

I currently own a Fury DL-10 with a Kamui Tip.

Would love to hear your opinions!

Should I Buy Another Playing Cue or a Jump-Break Cue?

Replies & Comments

  1. andrewchrstnbilliardsforum on 5/1/2018 6:00:41 PM

    You have just explained that you don't have any problems breaking with the cues currently available, and that you already own a Fury DL-10 playing cue.

    Can you clarify what exactly you are asking? I don't see any answerable questions in your post.

    If you are wondering whether buying your own dedicated jump-break cue will help improve your break shots, the answer is no, probably not.

    Unless you are a collector, then just buying a cue for no specific reason seems silly to me, but that's a personal preference. If you want one and you have the cash, buy one.

  2. andrewchrstnandrewchrstn on 5/1/2018 11:45:41 PM

    The question is whether I should buy a jumpbreak cue or buy another playing cue.

    Has anyone tried to play with the Players HXT C13 pool cue?

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Should I Buy Another Playing Cue or a Jump-Break Cue?

  • Title: Should I Buy Another Playing Cue or a Jump-Break Cue?
  • Author: (Andrew Christian)
  • Published: 5/1/2018 11:28:40 AM
  • Last Updated: 5/1/2018 6:02:42 PM
  • Last Updated By: billiardsforum (Billiards Forum)