Best Jump Cue - Predator Air Rush Jump - Billiards Explained

[@SuperGregore]

I have not tried the jump cue, however I did get a chance to try the Predator Break Cue... WoW.. not in my price range, but what a nice piece of engineering... I did not think I would like the wrap, but call me convinced, the sport wrap is really nice.

[@georgearway33]

The cue and the host look great!!!

[@jamesgaszak3685]

We all would love a jumping tutorial:-)

[@jasminouschanbilliards]

Will do 😉👍🏻

[@10efranco]

@@jasminouschanbilliards yes please

[@erwincornstuble2144]

Hi Jasmin, Great presentation style. Glad to see your sponsored so well. Please consider more “skill improvement” when planning your series. Both you & Albin are treasures to our pool playing community. Maybe a match series with your respective explanations of strategies & skill shots??

[@Hannes123fly]

How can you improve directional accuracy and aiming on jumps? I am really struggling on that one.

[@TopLineGear]

I have one! I had never jumped before, and i'm getting the hand of it. Thanks for the video. And.....i'm studying your technique!

[@SuperJoegannon]

Did it come with joint protectors?

[@brianniemi]

@@SuperJoegannonyes

[@chriscarrillo3845]

I’m wondering if you added weight

[@charleskeller5015]

Do you do anything with the phenolic tip (rough it up)on your jump cue or leave it like it came from the factory?

[@jasminouschanbilliards]

Nope nothing. Just like it came 👍🏻

[@cheflonniewhite2292]

Please show some of you defensive shots.

[@SirGEMZOL]

Somthing I wounder a bit about as I played pool a lot before... Looking at som matches now its looks like jump shoots are used more then Massé shoot now...

[@djpstacked]

Jasmin do you ever break it down to the shorter length for closer jumps (within 2 balls). If you do break it down to shorter length do you ever use dart style to jump or stick with standard style jumping. Also curious if you adjusted the weight at all on yours. Appreciate your videos as always.

[@alexsabo3676]

I love u Jasmin!!! you're so beautiful and talented pool player. You and your brother are simply the best! I'm a big fan of you guys, by the way that cue it's awesome, Greetings from México.

[@neboyd]

brilliant!!

[@keithdiaz1]

Love your videos, but there is no way I'm paying that much for a jump cue lol. I've seen custom made jumps go for less than that. Crazy...

[@romanurbanski6730]

mit nem Phenolic Tip wie auf dem Air Rush einen Jump mit Zug Effet hinbekommen ?? schwierig TIpp: Bulletproof Tip, griffig wie ein normales Kamui wenn es aufgeraut ist.

[@voyageDnB1]

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[@godjhaka7376]

That may be the best jump cue for you (given it has a wrap), but I'd argue Cuetec's Propel is better than Predators offering. There are tests online, and all the pool instructors and pro players I've seen who used both (or even other companies) put Propel at the top. Here's the facts. Cuetec Propel is fully carbon (butt and shaft), weighs 11 oz (less than Predator), and is still cheaper given fully carbon. And you can change the tip yourself or at any repair shop and not void warranty. Predator's jumper butt is just plain maple, weighs more (12.1 oz), and costs more. Also, you probably have to send the shaft to predator just like their playing cues when you need the tip replaced unless you want to void your warranty, adding some weeks downtime of play, unless your rich enough to buy 2 of every predator shaft you own which I'm sure they'd love. Cuetec definitely wins in material, quality, value, and playability.

[@TeensierPython]

Predator - the Chinese cue at American prices. The main winner is predator. They must make sooooo much money. Great cues. But why so much? You’re using the cheapest labor in the world.

[@myblacklab7]

I hate that so many pool cues are made in China. I assume this one is made in China - "Predator" lives up to its name in the bad way.

[@godjhaka7376]

Not really. Predator is a capitalistic business all about maximizing profits and cash flow. That's why they cost the most for being made in China, and why Meucci and other smaller (and better) custom cue makers (even Schmelke) can be much cheaper than predator. If predator made actual custom cues, they would want at least $4-5,000 for the cheapest lol. Got em.

[@uw5764]

Die Aufdrucke mag ich garnicht, und auch kein Gummi. Ansonsten ist es wohl das beste was es gibt, zur Zeit. Der Preis ist aber auch der höchste, und damit wirklich abschreckend.