Need info on Ultraskin Tips. Are they back?

They are Ultraskin tips. She has taken on Cue Components out of Michigan as a distributer for her, and when you order from Walmart they ship from Cue Components. They sell for 9.95 each so that Cue components and Walmart both get a share. I don't know how much Cue Components pays for them but they evidently get a larger order which would explain why they took longer to get while she fulfiller her order for them..
I am glad to be wrong, then

U.S. OPEN 2026, Frisco, Texas, August 25-30

Any way to get the complete scoring bracket for this "Open" event without the need for a Matchroom login?
I can usually get access to scores for other live popular sports online, but Matchroom events seem "special".
Although broadcast on ESPN this year, I don't think they have this info either.
Perhaps even more obnoxious than the purple 5 ball.

U.S. OPEN 2026, Frisco, Texas, August 25-30

Yes, and if you're not already a pool enthusiast this almost is like a subconscious sense of, "This is boring"
Back to my original question, why would you do anything and I mean anything that would take away from the value of your product you're trying to sell?
Was the choice of gray just arbitrary, or do they actually think this adds value to their product.
I don't think changing the color takes away from the value of the product. I think the gray cloth looks better than the green or blue.

U.S. OPEN 2026, Frisco, Texas, August 25-30

I disagree...some of the new pastel colors do...especially baby blue and pastel pink.

don't see it, but i meant the logic could be blue has the 2-ball and green has the 6-ball at risk of blending.

i think no matter the colors, 9-ball/10-ball is difficult for casual viewers that hasn't played it. the fact that it literally needs a ball runner at the bottom of the screen and commentators saying the red 3-ball etc speaks for itself.

8-ball and one pocket are more intuitive. but they have other issues, obviously

U.S. OPEN 2026, Frisco, Texas, August 25-30

Yes, and if you're not already a pool enthusiast this almost is like a subconscious sense of, "This is boring"
Back to my original question, why would you do anything and I mean anything that would take away from the value of your product you're trying to sell?
Was the choice of gray just arbitrary, or do they actually think this adds value to their product.

Wasn't it because the color gray works better for the cameras? I remember someone saying that the contrasting is better than blue or green.

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