Cue 18 Oz
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 Quality Burning Dragon 2 Piece Theme Pool Cue Stick 58 Inches 18 Oz w Case  US $37.99
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 58 2 Piece Fiberglass Billiard Pool Cue Stick 18 ounce Brown US $24.95
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 58 2 Piece Maple Sneaky Pete Pool Cue Billiard Stick 18 oz US $16.95
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 hand made maple splices snooker cue 571 18ozThe actual one in the pictures US $41.07
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 Jonny 8 Ball DEEP BLUE 5pc Snooker Pool Cue Case 95mm Tip 17oz to 22oz US $78.91
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 58 2 Pce Hardwood Canadian Maple Pool Cue Stick 18 Oz Red Black W Steel Joint US $27.95
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 57 2 Piece Maple House Cue Pool Billiard Stick 18 oz US $15.95
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 58 2 piece Hardwood Maple Pool Table Cue Stick 18 ounce US $27.95
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 Doctor Cheng New DC Billiards Maple Pool Cue Stick I 15 18 Oz US $22.99
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 58 2 Pce Hardwood Canadian Maple Pool Cue Billiard Stick 18 Oz W Steel Joint US $27.95
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 58 2 Pce Hardwood Maple Pool Cue Stick 18 Oz Red Black US $27.95
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 Players Pool Cue NC State Wolfpack SFC 13 5 16x18 AAA Maple Shaft New 21oz $100 US $39.99
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 Jonny 8 Ball JET JUNIOR Short 48 2 Piece Ash Cue Choose 16oz 17oz 18oz US $28.36
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 Vintage copper pool cue 57 L 18 oz with canvas case US $99.99
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 Lot of 5 57 2 Pce Maple House Cue Pool Billiard Sticks 1 18 19 20 21 24 Oz US $73.45
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 Jonny 8 Ball BLUE 4pc Hardwood Adjustable Snooker Pool Cue 18 21oz FREE Tips US $23.62
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 Doctor Cheng New DC Billiards Maple Pool Cue Stick J 162 18 Oz US $22.99
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 Vintage VIII 3 piece Break Jump Pool Cue Stick 58 1 2” w Soft Case 18oz US $99.99
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 2 Piece Hardwood Canadian Maple Pool Cue Billiard Stick 18 Oz Black White 58 US $27.95
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 BCE Jimmy White Metallic RED Simulated Graphite Cue Soft Case 18oz to 21oz US $31.52
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 NEW McDERMOTT CUE custom billiard pool cue stick poolque 181920 or 21 ounce oz US $61.00
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 fury pool cue sneaky pete 18oz used for one year purchased at $15000 in 2010 US $50.50
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 RICHARD HELMSTETTER RH 22 BEAUTIFUL 18OZ CUE ONLY 50 MADE US $219.99
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 VIKING VM 18 BEAUTIFUL 18OZ CUE GREAT CONDITION US $224.99
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 OLDER JOSS 2015 SERIALIZED BEAUTIFUL 18 OZ CUE EXCELLENT CONDITION US $324.99
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 Cuetec Warp Resistant Fiberglass 18 oz Pool Cue US $29.95
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 58 2 Piece Hardwood Canadian Maple Pool Cue Billiard Stick 18 Oz Brown White US $27.95
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 Doctor Cheng New DC Billiards Pool Cue J 159 18 Oz With 1x1 Delta Cue Case SET US $36.99
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 Stunning Original Rosewood Custom Billiards Pool Cue18 20oz23 US $15.00
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 Jonny 8 Ball BLACK 4 Piece Hardwood Adjustable Cue 4 x 11mm Screw Tips 18 21oz US $29.94
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 Doctor Cheng New DC Billiards Maple Pool Cue Stick J 164 18 Oz US $22.99
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 Players House Cues One Piece Cues 4 Cues 18oz 21oz US $69.99
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 Jonny 8 Ball RED 4 Piece Hardwood Adjustable Cue 4 x 11mm Screw Tips 18 21oz US $23.62
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 Doctor Cheng New DC Billiards Pool Cue Stick J 155 18 Oz US $22.99
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 3 Piece Jump Break Maple Pool Cue Phenolic Tip 18 oz US $39.95
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 Cuetec BLACK pool cue model CT273 18 19 or 20 ounce you get to choose US $89.00
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 Brunswick 18oz Pool Cue With Giuseppe Pool CueLOOK US $99.25
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 hustler cue sneaky pete hard maple brand new 4 pack 18 19 20 21 oz US $180.00
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 GRIFFIN GR12 NEW Pool Cue Billiards 18 OZ FREE SHIP TO LOWER 48 US $99.99
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 Viper The Naturals 58 Inch Birdseye Billiards Billirard Pool Cue 18 ounce oz US $84.99
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What ounce cue do you break with?
I been breaking with a 25 oz cue for over a year because I used to think all you needed was power on the break. Now I regret getting the cue and am thinking about getting a jump/break cue in the 18-19oz range so I can control the break better
Most people tend to go lighter than their playing cue. Very light cues can be good, but aren't necessarily the best for a specific person.
The speed at which the cue ball hits the rack is a function of how much power is delivered to it. Power is a function of the speed at which the cue is moving and the weight of the cue. Some people can produce more power by using a very light cue and producing a lot of speed, others produce more power with a very heavy cue and less speed.
As far as power with control, that is probably a bit easier to do with the very heavy cue you are using. Less speed is required to create power, and the momentum of the cue and it's extra weight will more easily keep it on line. That's not to say you would not be better with a lighter cue, just don't assume a light cue is going to be more controllable.
Anyway, I suggest a little trial and error. Go to a pool hall and pull the lightest cue off the rack and see what kind of breaks you can do with it. Work your way through the different weights and try to find one that you think suits you best. And there are some brands of cues with removable and changeable weight screws. It would not be a bad idea to find one like that if you want to tinker with the weight.
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