Description
The Elite ELBJC is a break and jump cue in one, meant to cover the opening break and the occasional jump shot with a single stick. The forearm is cocobolo, and the butt sleeve combines maple and cocobolo with a black and silver ring. The handle is wrapless, and the butt ends in a black rubber bumper.
At the playing end, a 13mm phenolic tip and a 1 inch phenolic ferrule are built as one tip and ferrule combination. Phenolic is a hard, durable material, which is why it is common on break and jump cues. The shaft is 29 inch AAA grade Canadian hard rock maple, and the cue comes apart at an Action quick release joint.
A weight bolt lets you change the cue’s weight, and the cue is made in 18, 19, 20 and 21 oz weights. Joint protectors, an extension and a case are not included. A 1 year limited manufacturer warranty applies.
Taylor A. –
Joe
I have to say, amazing cue! Very pleased for the value! Breaks wonderful and jumps good! Very convenient.
Taylor J. –
Elite ELBJC Break/Jump Cue
I was satisfied with the stick although I wish that the hard tip I ordered with it had come with it already assembled on the stick. Really satisfactory break pool cue , haven’t practiced much jumping with it.
Amy L. –
Fantastic Break Cue
To be frank, i have been in a pool league for a while and have been trying other team members breaking pool cues. I knew what I liked. I found this Elite ELBJC breaking pool cue and upgraded the cue tip to a hard leather Kamui tip. My first break I made 3 balls. It does a superb job spreading the balls on the break. I have recommended this cue to my friends.
Morgan K. –
Not bad at all
Was looking for a cheap break cue and ended up purchasing this. Had a different break jump that was garbage. So I found this. Design is simple but looks really reliable in person. Ordered the 18oz and it feels fantastic too. Put a kamui clear hard on it and played a little bit today with it. Breaks really solid and handles terrific as well. Was skeptical on the phenolic 1 piece so that’s why I added the kamui. Layered tip on a break cue just does it for me. Lots of control but at the same time you still get that power you want. If your debating on buying this stick I’d do yourself a favor and order it. But I highly vouch for putting a layered tip on it. Haven’t had any mis cues so far. Looking for a cheap stick that does the job nicely. Then this is for you
Sam B. –
Elite. & McDermott
I am so glad I called PoolDang & talk to customer service person, He was so helpful I Knew I want to order a McDermott G229 Pool cue, But he also sold me a Elite Jump & break stick, I really like both of my cues and next time when I need anything Else I will be Calling only and only place is POOLDAWG!!!.
Kate J. –
Top Dawg
I have to say, i bought my PoolDawg ELBJC Break Jump Cue (w Kamui Original tip) a couple of weeks ago. I’m loving it. It is nice-looking in its simple maple/cherry and Cocobolo wood design. I got it as a 21 oz weight. The weight and hard tip provides a solid, good feeling break every time.
Mike N. –
High make space saver
Recently, I decided to downsize things. I went from a 4×8 carrying case to a 2×4. I had a BK2 break cue and Jacoby jump stick. I sold them both and started looking for an inexpensive jump/break combo cue. After looking at several options, I settled on the Elite. I took it to a tournament the other day and it worked great. I would say it performs both functions about 95% as well as my old cues. It saves a bunch of time and space. It breaks solid and jumps like a champ. It’s really all I need and it costs about 1/6 the cost of my old cues purchased new. Fantastic value.
Karen S. –
You have my business!
The main item I ordered was an Elite jump/break. I was a little worried like always when ordering online. The reviews, pics and information were all accurate. I can also appreciate the fine customer service and speedy shipment. I really enjoy the stick I received and the overall experience. I will be a returning customer whenever I need anything else. Thanks to the staff @ pooldawg!
Jesse L. –
Very nice breaker
To be frank, was really impressed with the quality of the break. Pool cue is smooth.
Dave G. –
It was great
It was fantastic
Jesse C. –
Jump pool cue
Excellent cue, I like it quite much. I’ll be recommending it to my friends.
Dan B. –
Terrific cue, just fair warning about width of the cue
The pool cue is amazing, the butt of the cue is a little bigger than my bag though.
Dan G. –
Excellent Cue and Service
This cue is better than I hoped for for the price. Improved my break and my jumps. It is pleasant looking and well made. The stock phenolic tip has no identifiable drawbacks, from my perspective. Works outstanding. My first experience with PoolDawg, and I will definitely be back for more.
Pat R. –
A little too lite
I have to say, the stick breaks good,but I would like a bit more wieght. I forgot to change the weight when ordering.
Chris G. –
Elite ELBJC Break Jump Cue
I ordered this cue and have not yet regretted my decision to spend the money on it. The difference is night and day with this pool cue and the fact it’s a break and jump cue in one is a good idea and really good quality. This order has went beyond my expectations and now I go to pool dawg for all of my pool orders.
Tom G. –
Excellent Value for Money
To be frank, i’m a 612 Fargo having played for 14 years, over half my life. For the latter half of that time I’ve been shooting with a BKIII breaker and the original BK Air jumper that I was able to order with winnings that I didn’t have much else to spend on. Those were stolen recently, and with much tighter money and bills at this point in my life, I budgeted around $200 for a break-jump cue and found this one after much research. It is as reliable as I hoped it would be for this cost point, and I am content with it. As a breaker, the control is good and I get as much power as I did with the BKIII (I also got the aftermarket Samsara tip). As a jumper, it’s a bit more cumbersome than the BK Air. It is generally either heavier, or weighted differently than other jumpers I’ve used, which is just a matter of getting accustomed too. When striking the ball, it feels a bit more like a punch than a pop as a result of this, which I believe will also be a matter of getting accustomed to because the performance is still there. It’ll just take a little longer to get there. Overall, it’s everything I need in a breaker, and is about 80% of what I’d like in a jumper with potential to get better with practice. I think that a $200 price point tag yielding these metrics for a break and jump pool cue combination is excellent. Aesthetically, it appears like the pictures, so it meets expectations there. I do wish that the main joint had those black rings on either side like there are on the joint that breaks it down to a jumper, but I noticed that before purchasing so didn’t expect different.
Sue P. –
Working Properly
I must admit, i can’t say enough on how classy this sleek stick appears. Many has complimented me on it. I’m still getting used to it but, it has started to make me more consistent on braking and making a couple of balls. I love the classy look of this ELITE cue.