Wizard Tips

Marcus,
What happen to Jesse? The clown ain't cutting it? LOL-jeff

4 sure bring back Jessie .... the clown is well different to say the least .

I was a diehard Moori fan for what seems like forever now...until I tried the Wizard tips...they most absolutely ROCK!! They would have to, to get me to give up my Moori's.

I have used them now for almost a year and a half, and have been extremely happy with these tips. I am using the Mediums. I found them to hold their shape very well...have yet to experience mushrooming, and they hold chalk for days. They are a great layered tip for a whole lot less than than what is available out there...just because the price is lower certainly does not mean that the quality is.

At this price, you really ought to give them a try!!! :yeah:

Lisa

I just sent you a pm a couple of days ago about the Wizard tips and didn't get a reply except this post so send me a pm with bulk pricing an the shipping in US mail isa cool with me.--Leonard

PM sent and bump for good idea
Barrie <---- changing tips a lot lately. Liked the Old moori's

btw - I thought the clown was kinda scary. New one probably is too, but for a different reason!

FAST_N_LOOSE said:

Tips Available In Medium And Hard.....

Click to expand...

Do you have any pics of her tips medium and hard ?

Pm send ...

FAST_N_LOOSE said:

THANKS LISA.....YOUR ONE OF MANY WHO HAS MADE THE SWITCH.

IT'S FUNNY TO THINK, BUT IF I SOLD THESE AT 10 EACH PEOPLE WOULD MOST LIKELY BE MORE INCLINED TO TRY THEM, BUT BECAUSE THEY ARE SO MUCH LESS EXPENSIVE THAN THE MOORI'S AND THE KAMAUI'S PEOPLE ARE LEARY ABOUT TRYING THEM

JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE INEXPENSIVE, DOESN'T MEAN THEY ARE "CHEAP"

Click to expand...

I completely agree, Marcus!! These have to be one of those absolute 'best bang for your buck' pool items. I have told people about them, and when they ask how much, and I tell them, they seem to lose interest, or figure that a layered tip so inexpensive must be crap or something.

Before these tips, I had tried different tips, both layered and non-layered, and nothing to could diminish my fondness for the Moori tip...until a certain cue maker turned me on to these. Actually, it came on a cue that I had just purchased, and I fell instantly in love with it. I emailed the maker, and he told me what the tip was. When I went 'in search of' a vendor who carried these, and saw the pricing, I was floored...how on earth could a tip that performed so well, cost so little?!...compared to other layered tips.

I really would suggest that players give them a try, especially if they are unhappy with their current tip. The cost is small enough that if they do not like them, they are not out anywhere near the money they would be out if they tried a more expensive layered tip.

Once they are broken in, I would say that the Wizard M is slightly harder
than that of the Moori M...but not overly so. I found it incredibly easy to draw with them, and have yet to experience a miscue on any cue that had this tip on it.

I liked it so much that when I was about to receive my latest player, I told the maker to bag the Moori that was originally requested on the one shaft, and just install Wizard M's on both shafts. It is a decision I have yet to regret!!

Lisa

I agree, I just had my second wizard installed yesterday only I am using the soft grade. Do you have of can you get me the softs for the same price???? If so count me in for 5 or so. Thanks

yea i would also like to get softs if u can get some. if not does anyone know where i can find them?

i got mine from big dog billiards in des moines iowa, I also know that jeff olney has them as well. im not sure if mullers carries them or not you would probably have to call them