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Overview
The #1 Best Selling Break Cue at PoolDawg!We hear it over and over again. Pool players always want to know how to get a stronger break. They want more power and more action. If you can handle it, the answer for you may just be the new Elite "Heavy" Break Cue. This new breaker generates power through its massive weight. Rather than weighing just 20oz or 21oz, the Heavy weighs in at approximately 27oz, making it one of the heaviest breakers on the market. The weight is only part of the story. The cue also features a phenolic tip and ferrule giving it more power than a standard leather tip. The wood pin is actually built into the shaft, giving the Heavy not only superior power but also unprecedented feel for a break cue. It should be noted that this cue is not for everyone. Some leagues have banned this break cue, as it exceed their maximum weight restrictions. Also, keep in mind that if your ball comes off the table, it is a foul so you will need to have control to go along with the power of your break.
Specifications
| Tip: | 13mm Phenolic tip |
| Ferrule: | Phenolic |
| Shaft: | 31" hardrock maple including the wooden pin 13" pro taper, black Collar |
| Collar: | Black |
| Joint: | Stainless Steel |
| Pin: | Wood |
| Forearm: | Black maple |
| Rings: | nickel silver |
| Wrap: | Black and White Irish Linen |
| Sleeve: | Black maple |
| Plate: | Steel |
| Bumper: | Black rubber |
| Weight: | Approximately 27oz |
Reviews
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- Currently 5/5 Stars.
If Mr. T were a pool cue......
- By Tristan Thorland - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Rookie
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This break cue is VERY well built for the money. HEAVY is not an understatement! I can get powerful breaks with a light cue and this cue, but where the cue ball goes is a different story.. Some say stroke speed makes the break, others prefer weight.. Everyone is right! With that being said, with this cue, I can sacrife stroke speed and concentrate on accuracy, achieving powerful AND controlled breaks! It doesnt do you any good to make 4 and leave yourself stuck on a rail or worse, SCRATCH! I cant make any claims towards making more balls, it doesn't matter how hard you hit them if the rack isn't tight! I'd suggest making the upgrade to a hard break tip... All in all, I'm very satisfied with this breaker, very consistent, very powerful..
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- Currently 4/5 Stars.
Viva Le Difference
- By Tony Vincenti - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Rookie
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I ordered the Elite Heavy Breaker (27oz.), the Stealth STHBK01 Breaker (25oz.), and the Cuetec CT296 Breaker/Jump cue (21oz.). All 3 cues have different weights, different tips, and different ferrules. I compared these cues over a number of days; here are my results:
Elite Heavy - Sank up to 5 balls on break; but it left the object balls bunched up and harder to run out.
Stealth Breaker - Sank up to 3 balls on break; left the object balls really scattered.
Cuetec CT296 Breaker/Jump - More consistant with less power; also sank up to 3 balls on break and left the object balls really scattered. This is the cue I kept.
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- Currently 5/5 Stars.
Scatter Brained
- By JJ - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Banger
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Bruiser, log, saw, I could go on and on with names that all the people on my pool teams call my Elite Heavy Breaking stick . The plain fact of the matter is this break cue scatters the object balls to Kingdom Kong. I have always been pretty sufficient at making eight ball breaks so, if you are just buying this stick thinking you will get more eight ball breaks out of it please don't, a house stick is just fine. I bought this stick because I was not satisfied with the way the house sticks left the object balls bunched up making it harder for run outs. Problem solved with this one. With no history of breaking with this stick on my first night out with it 8 out of 10 racks were ran out after the break. I am 110% satisfied with this stick and the price makes it almost too cheap. Thanks and Good Luck on the tables.
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- Currently 5/5 Stars.
Great Breaker!
- By Gigolo Jones - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Rookie
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Love this cue. Practiced on my table at home then went to local bar and got my first 8 ball break. My big stick is the most admired talked about stick in town!
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- Currently 5/5 Stars.
THE BAT
- By marc morency - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Rookie
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TO BREAK IT EASY NO CHANCE FOR ADVERSAIRS
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- Currently 2/5 Stars.
too heavy for ladies
- By Sallie - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Rookie
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I would not suggest this stick for a lady shooter as it is extremely heavy to hold. I hit 4 breaks with it, 2 miscues. You would not think 7-8 ounces would make such a big difference, but IT Does!
A nice stick, but I will leave this purchase for the men. I love the 60 day guarantee Pool Dawg gives. - Report Abuse
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( 2 of 2 people found this review helpful.)
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- Currently 4/5 Stars.
Break Cue
- By Dan - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Rookie
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when you break with this cue the balls are all over the table and you allmost always make at least one ball on the break making for easier runouts or closs to it. The only draw back is if you don't make a ball on the break your oppont has the same chance for a runout.
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- Currently 5/5 Stars.
This Break Stick Rocks
- By Marcy - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Rookie
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I used to break with another more expensive stick with phenolic tip also. This stick has improved my breaking power treamendously. I average two 8-ball breaks a night if I am playing about 20 games..so 10% of the time...If I play league, I always drop several balls in 8-ball and last week alone dropped 4 solids on my break. Have noticed improvement in 9-ball with my biggest break with this stick dropping in 5 balls including the 9...6 points off a break isn't too bad! Would recommend trying it out and it is certainly priced right
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( 2 of 2 people found this review helpful.)
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- Currently 5/5 Stars.
Break Cue
- By Clinton Daniels - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Rookie
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I was curious about this cue and after receiving it, took it down to the local bar and was totally at amazed at the breaking power that has been added. I love the cue stick
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- Currently 5/5 Stars.
Performs well
- By W P - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Hustler
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Well, after using this break stick for a while, I have realized that I needed a much lighter break stick. I still use it for the construction, but have taken out the weights. I'm still satisfied with the cue.
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- Currently 4/5 Stars.
great breaker
- By steve - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Banger
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very good breaker has improved my breaks and helpped me learn more ball control
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- Currently 5/5 Stars.
If its not lite its the Heavy
- By Indiana Fats - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Shark
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Man this beast really holds up to its name my friend has one an I am getting one for myself soon great price an great break cue an like the other review said this by no means is for everyone you def have to have ball control an you dont have to hit that hard other then that your good to go...
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( 1 of 2 people found this review helpful.)
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- Currently 4/5 Stars.
Our Best Selling Break Cue
- By Mike Feiman - See All My Reviews
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Rank: Hustler
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The Elite Heavy Breaker is our best selling break cue by a wide margin. That being said, this break cue is not for everyone. There are lots of theories that deal with cue weight. Some people hold the theory that a heavier cue will equate to more power. Others say the same of the ultra light break cues. Much like swinging a heavier (or lighter) baseball bat, this is dependent on how quick you can snap. Just by looking at Newton’s Second Law, we know that acceleration is dependent on both the net force acting on an object and the mass of the object itself.
While I’m not a physicist and remember very little from my high school physics class, the bottom line is that a heavier cue will not always mean a more powerful hit or break. In some cases, it may even create less power depending on how much force you can create.
That being said, I love this break cue. It gives me a much stronger break than I have with a standard break cue, but I do find that I lose a bit of control when using my heavy breaker, however the increase in power more than makes up for the slight loss of cue ball control (for my game anyway). When deciding whether or not this is the right break cue for you, consider the following questions:
*Are you going to be able to generate enough force to get a powerful break with a heavy breaker?
*Is a 27oz cue legal in your league?
*Do you prefer a fat shaft (as the heavy breaker's shaft is approx. 14mm)?
As with all the pool cues we sell, this comes with a 60 day satisfaction guarantee, so if you buy it and it's not for you, just give us a call and we'll get it taken care of. - Report Abuse
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