Jackson Cues

[PoolDad]

Anyone here owns a Jackson? I'm thinking about getting one and would like some feedback from you guys.

Thanks

[dags_lax]

I have two of them. A one of a kind and one of their high end cues. Jackson Cues are are a bit pricey, especially if you are looking at points and inlays. On the plus side though, they make very few cues each year so you will have cue that will most likely be unique in your area. Another plus is that they hold their value on the resale market better than most brands.

Jackson Cues (with the metal joint) have a stiffer hit than your run of the mill production cue, similar to a Schon or Jacoby. They are also produced in much smaller numbers, around 400 a year. Quality of materials and workmanship is also first rate. I have no problem recommending their cues.

[PoolDad]

Excellent, Thank you Dags :)