The grip separates slightly below the center. I've used it as a long-distance jump cue, but mainly for playing. While it might be best used for break and jump, it's also good as a regular play cue!
The black and white sections of the handle are all cut and pasted with cutting sheet.
The grip is made with a leather-look sheet.
The original paint was all removed before the sheet was applied, so when you peel it back, you're left with plain wood. Several layers of clear coat have been applied over the sheet, so the blade won't peel off easily.
The only signs of a Black cue are the Unilock at the joint, and the four-piece butt joint on the cut surface of the grip, making it a Black2.
The tip is an original Kamui design. I think it was either Small or Heavy. If using it for jumping, you'll need to replace it with a plastic tip. It has excellent long-range accuracy.
This is the perfect cue for playing. The shaft is of course a 314, and it comes with an extension, so the power is impeccable! This is the perfect cue for those who want to play Black but find the handle of a break cue difficult to use. Since you can quickly change the pattern to your liking, this might be a good choice for people with a unique style.
This sheet was applied by a professional, so from a distance it looks like an incredibly expensive cue lol. It's been painted with over 10 coats of clear coat, so I don't think it will peel off easily.
It performs much better than most cues, so I highly recommend it. It's an NC/NR cue, so if you're thinking of purchasing one, please ask any questions in the comments section and make sure you're satisfied before purchasing.
Thank you.
Maybe because the rubber butt has been attached to the extension for so long, it feels a little loose when you try to attach it to the main body.
I recommend using it with the extension.
There is a black ring at the joint where the butt is cut. Modifications cost about 20,000 yen, including cutting joint pins.
When you peel the sheet off, it's bare wood, so you can design it however you like. Thank you.