Description
Brown and tan give the Elite ELBJP a warmer, more traditional finish than the black and grey cues elsewhere in Elite’s break and jump range. It is built the same way underneath, a wrapless 13.00mm shaft in 29 inch AAA grade Canadian hard rock maple, connected through the Action Quick Release joint that lets the cue separate quickly for storage. Because the wood tone carries the design instead of paint or wrap, this one leans closer to a traditional look than the brighter cues in the same lineup. At about $250, it is currently out of stock.

Ann T. –
Outstanding
It hits real sturdy with the phenolic tip/ferral combo wonderful buy would highly suggest
Drew E. –
Beautiful cue
I love the look and feel to this cue, the wood is gorgeous and I love the design. The phenolic tip looks great but because of covid, I haven’t been able to test out the break. I can assure you it performs like a charm though Highly recommend!
Sarah K. –
Just getting used to it
Just getting used to it but I love it
Beth W. –
Break Jump
Split this cue with a good friend, made a small modification (we wanted a heavy break cue), and it is amazing. Highly recommend!!
Casey B. –
Very good cue, easy to
I have to say, very nice pool cue, easy to use for jump & break. Reasonably priced also.
Bob E. –
Elite ELBJP Break Jump Cue
Effortless order process and timely delivery of an excellent quality & great looking break / jump cue. The quick release joint is a fantastic design.
Taylor G. –
Looks good breaks real good
To be frank, looks good breaks real quality comfortably adore it has a great sound when breaku
Kate A. –
Beautiful engraving and fast service!
Beautiful engraving and fast service!
Chris W. –
Terrific cue for the price.
It appears and feels like an expensive stick and I like the quick connect threads
Kate N. –
Outstanding
Outstanding
Ann S. –
Great stick over all
To be frank, excellent stick over all
Sarah R. –
Great stick for the cost
Solid looking cue. Feels good. I got the 21ounce. Paid for the tip upgrade with a bulletproof clear break tip. My previous jump/break cue had a kamui jump break control tip. I recommend both. I can’t stand the bakelight/phenolic tips. My as properly be using the raw wood end of the shaft. Upgrade the tip. You’ll be pleased with the cue
Morgan M. –
Jump cue
wonderful stick