Get over the ball
Put the height beneath your bridge hand.
★ The pool player’s best friend. ★
Height without the wobble.
Get over
it!
When another ball, a jump shot or an awkward position forces your bridge higher, Jackrabbit gives your hand the height and support it needs—without turning the shot into a fingertip balancing act.
Shoot over balls. Jack up with support. Get elevated for jumps. Handle awkward positions.
Higher supported bridge hand10 colorsSecure Stripe checkout
The Original Jackrabbit / actual product form
The JackrabbitAdvantage
Get more stable
Trade fingertip balance for broad support.
Jack up with support
Raise the cue without the balancing act.
Get jump elevation
Build the higher bridge position the shot needs.
01 You know the shot ★
You are about to run out,
Then you have to
Jack up.
Another ball is exactly where your hand needs to go. You stretch your fingers, raise your palm and get the height—but now the foundation of the stroke is balancing on tiny fingertip contact points.
Height plus support—not height alone.More heightJRLess wobble
Jackrabbit gives your hand somewhere solid to go.
It does not merely raise your bridge hand. It gives that hand a solid place to rest while providing the height the shot calls for.
Without Jackrabbit
- Stretched fingers
- Tiny contact points
- Raised palm
- Wobbly bridge
With Jackrabbit
- Elevated hand
- Broad support
- Steadier bridge
- More comfortable setup
It does not make the shot for you. It gives you a better bridge to make it yourself.
Fix your bridge →- Get over the ball
- When another ball takes away your normal bridge, Jackrabbit gives your hand the extra height to get above it.
- Jack up with support
- When the cue has to go up, your bridge does not have to turn into a fingertip balancing act.
- Set up for jumps
- Jackrabbit helps establish the elevated bridge-hand position used for jump shots. Technique is still up to you.
- Handle tight clusters
- When the table gives you almost nowhere to build a normal bridge, Jackrabbit gives you another option.
Your stroke is only as stable as your bridge.
★02 Watch how easy this is ★
Place it.
Bridge it. Shoot.
No assembly. No complicated setup. No learning curve. Just a higher, steadier place for your bridge hand when you need one.
01Place it
Put Jackrabbit next to the obstruction or wherever you need extra bridge height.
02Bridge it
Set your bridge hand comfortably on top and establish the cue angle you need.
03Shoot
Make the stroke from the supported elevated position. That’s it.
See the physical difference
Get higher.
Stay steadier.
Actual prototype footage shows Jackrabbit supporting the player’s elevated bridge hand as the cue rises over the blocking ball. The shot is still yours. The bridge is better supported.
Watch it work09 sec.Real product footage
Choose your Jackrabbit04 The hand you have. The height you need. ★
Big hands
optional.
The table does not care how good you are—or how long your fingers are. Sometimes the bridge simply has to get higher.
No problem.
Some people have huge hands. Congratulations to them. For everybody else, Jackrabbit brings the height to you so your fingers do not have to create all of it.
Get your hand up there.
Jump shots require elevation. Jackrabbit supports the higher bridge-hand position used for the setup. Proper technique—and the shot itself—are still up to you.
Ball in the way? Jackrabbit. Bridge wobbling? Jackrabbit. Jump shot? Jackrabbit.
★05 When will you reach for it? ★
Awkward bridge?
Jackrabbit.
The table keeps finding new ways to take away a normal bridge. Jackrabbit gives your hand another option in the positions pool players recognize immediately.
Ball in the way?
Another ball is sitting exactly where your bridge hand wants to go. Put the needed height underneath your hand.
Bridge wobbling?
A tall fingertip bridge has tiny contact points. Jackrabbit gives the hand a broader place to land.
Need to jack up?
Create the elevated bridge position without asking your fingers to supply all the height and support.
Jumping a ball?
Use Jackrabbit to support the higher bridge-hand position a jump setup calls for. It does not replace jump-shot technique.
Tiny gap between balls?
When a cluster leaves little room for a normal bridge, the compact platform can give your hand somewhere useful to go.
Short fingers?
Your fingers are not getting any longer. Good thing they do not have to create all the height by themselves.
06 Easy to own. Easy to give. ★
One for your case.
More for the crew.
You may not need Jackrabbit every rack. But when the table steals your normal bridge or the shot calls for extra elevation, you will be glad it is with your pool gear.
Carry it for the shot you did not expect.
You carry chalk for the shots you know are coming. Jackrabbit is for the cue ball that lands behind another ball, the tight cluster and the bridge height your fingers cannot comfortably provide.
Useful. Colorful. Unexpected.
Pool players can be particular about cues, tips and chalk. Jackrabbit is easy to understand, available in ten colors and useful for teammates, pool friends, birthdays, league prizes and stocking stuffers.
One for you. Three for your friends. Six for the crew.
Pick your pack →07 Saved by The Original ★
Tough spot.
Shot saved.
Placeholder stories for the situations where The Original Jackrabbit earns its place in the case.
The cue ball was buried behind the 8 and I had no bridge. The Original Jackrabbit got me above it, settled my hand, and saved the run.
Maria SantosPhoenix, AZ
★★★★★
I had one jump shot to stay alive. Instead of balancing on my fingertips, I set the Jackrabbit and committed to the hit.
Mike TorresTampa, FL
★★★★★
I have small hands, and high bridges have always felt like a reach. Jackrabbit gave me the height without the shake.
Danielle BrooksColumbus, OH
★★★★★
I was hooked in the hill-hill rack. The Original Jackrabbit turned an awkward poke into a shot I could actually stroke.
Brian KellerOmaha, NE
★★★★★
There was nowhere to put my hand and no clean way through. Jackrabbit gave me a bridge, a line, and a chance to get out.
Renee WallaceCharlotte, NC
★★★★★
When the cue had to go up, my confidence used to go down. Now I set the Jackrabbit and stay with the shot.
Jamal ReedSacramento, CA
★★★★★
Placeholder testimonials — names, cities and quotes are fictional and must be replaced with verified customer stories.
08 Packs, colors & secure checkout ★
Pick your pack.
Choose every color.
Start with one for your case, choose three to share or mix six colors for the crew. Every order is paid securely through Stripe.
Your personalized packThe Solo1. Tournament Green
Before you put one in the case
Questions,
answered.
01What is The Original Jackrabbit?+
A compact elevated bridge platform for your bridge hand. It gives your hand a higher, more supported place to sit when a normal bridge is too low, awkward or unstable.
02What problem does it solve?+
It reduces the fingertip balancing that often happens when you stretch for extra bridge height. The goal is simple: more height, broader support and less wobble.
03When would I use it?+
Use it when shooting over another ball, jacking up the cue, establishing elevation for a jump shot, working around a tight cluster or handling any position that takes away your normal bridge.
04How does it make an elevated bridge more stable?+
Instead of asking extended fingertips to create all the height on tiny contact points, Jackrabbit gives the bridge hand a broader supported platform.
05Can it help me shoot over another ball?+
Yes. Place it beside the obstruction and rest your bridge hand on top to create the extra height needed to get above the ball.
06Can it help when I need to jack up the cue?+
Yes. Jackrabbit supports the higher bridge-hand position used when the cue angle has to rise. The shot still requires your own aim, stroke and speed control.
07Can it help with a jump-shot setup?+
It can help you establish the elevated bridge-hand position used for a jump shot. It does not make the ball jump for you or replace proper jump-shot technique.
08Is it useful for small hands or short fingers?+
Yes. Jackrabbit puts the height underneath the hand so your fingers do not have to create all of it by themselves.
09Is it only for beginners?+
No. Beginners, league players and experienced competitors all encounter awkward table positions. Jackrabbit addresses the physical bridge setup, not a particular skill level.
10How do I use it?+
Place it where you need the extra height, set your bridge hand comfortably on top, establish your cue line and make the stroke from the supported elevated position.
11Will it fit in my cue case?+
Jackrabbit is a compact, one-piece accessory made to travel with your pool gear. Cue-case storage varies, so check the available space in your particular case.
12Is Jackrabbit legal in tournaments?+
There is no universal answer. Equipment rules vary by league, governing body and event, and some competitions restrict novel equipment. Check the rules for your competition and ask tournament management before play.
★ Small piece. Big game. ★
Get higher.
Stay steadier.
Ball in the way? Bridge wobbling? Need to get elevated? Give your hand a better-supported place to make the shot yourself.
Put one in your case →Get over it. Play your best.
Ten available colors / packs of one, three or six