RAGE Heavy Hitter Jump Break Cue, Pool Stick

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My husband and I are fairly competitive pool players, we play in a pool league every week, as well as a separate tournament every Friday night at our local bar. We LOVE this breaking cue, it's got a great weight to it, and sends the balls flying. Often makes for a great match! Highly recommend it, and at this price, you can't go wrong. We made our money back after 2 tournaments, plus some 😅 and I credit it to our great starts with this cue!

Truly an amazing cue for a very good price.You can't make such breaks (and jumps) with ordinary cue.

Breaks very well. Nice quality. The only downside, if you want to call it that, is the sound the tip makes when striking the cue ball.

Given as gift and they love it. Heavy weight and great breaking cue.

This is the first breaking cue I have ever owned and so I do not have anything to compare it to. However, it works well, is sturdy, seems well constructed, looks good, and the 3 piece construction is nice for situations where you may have to use 2 pieces for limited space.I definitely notice a difference breaking with this cue. I have not tried using it to jump balls so can't speak to its ability in that regard. But I always seem to get a good break with this stick. There is noticeably more power and ball spread. If something happens to this stick I will definitely buy another Rage heavy hitter. The extra weight and slightly bigger tip seem to make all the difference

I have purchased this cue twice. On a break the first cue broke off clean about 3 inches back from the tip. This cue lasted about 6 years. The second cue which is about 5 months old, has a rattle in the main joint, the joint between the shaft and the butt. The joint on the bottom for jump shots seems ok. The defective joint does not allow for a solid hit on the break. All the power is lost in the loose joint. I have contacted the seller but have not received a response. When this cue worked properly, it was great. 25oz delivers a fantastic hit, till it doesn’t. I have two Viking cues that are each 45 years old and are still in great shape. I guess you get what you pay for.Revised 5/2/2023I talked with Steve at Progear and at his direction I checked the weight bolt at the bottom of the cue. It was just loose enough to cause a vibration when striking the butt against the floor. I tightened the bolt and eliminated the vibration. Tonight I will test it in league play and see if that makes a difference.Progear responded to me in a timely manner and worked with me to resolve the issue. I will certainly use them in the future.

I've only used minimally so far, but very satisfied with purchase. Weight distribution is great and 14mm tip expands sweet hit. Technique will expand results but initially it hits hard and with accuracy. I've also had several teammates break with it and raved about feel and results. Joints are quick release I believe and seem well made (wish I could find protectors for them). I consider pricing very reasonable for the results I know will happen. I did purchase Kamui chalk to use after researching the harder tip and those results have been positive as well, just paint that chalk on and watch the action.