Some leagues have banned this break cue, as it is heavier than their maximum weight restrictions. It should be noted that this cue is not for everyone. Lifetime Guarantee even against warpage, Made from 100 North American Grade A Hard Rock Maple.
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Available at a lower price from other sellers that may not offer free Prime shipping. The wood pin is actually built into the shaft, giving the Heavy not only superior power but also unprecedented feel for a break cue. Players JB528 Jump Break Pool Cue, 28-Ounce. Billiards Pool Cue Stick 16-21 oz 77.40 Was: 86.00 Free shipping 9 watching Elite Prestige EP40 Ash w/Black Matte Pool/Billiards Cue Stick 107.10 Was: 119.00 Elite EP40 Prestige Pool Cue 107.
The cue also features a phenolic tip and ferrule giving it more power than a standard leather tip. 145 Results Condition Price Buying Format All Filters Elite Pool Cue With Action Case 67.00 1 bid Free shipping 5d 18h Elite ELSNK15 Two-Piece 58 in. Rather than weighing just 20oz or 21oz, the Heavy weighs in at approximately 27oz, making it one of the heaviest breakers on the market. This breaker generates power through its massive weight. So, who has a good break cue and what makes it good What type of tip is the best for you woody968 BRING BACK 14.1 Silver Member 2 I just got a stinger a couple weeks ago, you need to try it out. If you can handle it, the answer for you may just be the Elite "Heavy" Break Cue. Elite Was: 144.00 Now: 129. 1 Im looking to try out a new break cue and am interested in hearing some reviews.
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Pool players always want to know how to get a stronger break.
The Heavy weighs in at approximately 27oz, making it one of.
Might seem like less than 10oz may be insignificant, but the position the arm is in makes it very significant when it comes to a break stroke.The #1 Best Selling Break Cue at PoolDawg! This breaker generates power through its massive weight. If the muscles in the cueing arm used (mainly the biceps, front deltoid and pectoral) on the break are predominantly slow-twitch then the player may be able to generate more cue ball speed with a lighter cue, because they lose the ability to generate explosive power as well when the weight of the cue increases conversely, if you're fast-twitch dominant, your ability to generate velocity will remain constant as the weight gets heavier. It largely depends on the fibre-type make-up of the player. Some players can generate a given amount speed/velocity regardless of cue weight, whilst others can't quite generate the same hand speed as the cue gets heavier and the drop-off is significant enough that they can actually generate a faster cue ball speed with a lighter cue than their playing cue, hence why some pros use just that. It's of course a case of velocity + mass = force. Tip: 13.5mm phenolic tip Ferrule: 1 phenolic ferrule Shaft: 29 AAA grade Canadian hard rock maple with a shorter taper and a unique 2 wooden billiards pin. It's entirely dependant on the individual, really.
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