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I tested the Trinity 3 years ago when OB shipped me the betas... I am glad to see they are finally available in the US... They are about a grade harder than they advertise but they hold up and grip the ball very well... I have added them to my short list of Layered tips we recommend...

put up or shut up..... you may be the dumbest mfer I have seen... $1000 for the tips being the same or we can do an IQ test.. $100 a point and I spot you 20....

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gargling even...

So NO Bet? LOL.. Yeah you are a real winner.... I linked the discussions last time and 2 years later you are trying to broadcast common knowledge that can be found on google and facebook about what we do...... Your window licking abilities amaze me.. Do the research and quit looking like an...

Shawn.... https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10208858977174601&set=a.2951015457323.2117537.1319488633&type=3&theater&notif_t=like&notif_id=1493088264767769 If you would like to bet about them even being close to the same I will own your house, car and future.... Pick an event we are at...

There are generally 4 types of leather used in single layered.... Mineral Tanned Cow, Chrome Tanned Cow, Veg Tanned Cow and Veg Tanned WB... After that it's all about chemistry and processing... Our medium and medium soft are both Chrome Tanned which most people see and think Triangle...

Send me your real name so I make sure it never happens.. Our templates and products are all over the country/world at pro speed events so I am sure you will never see one.... We recommend good products like G2 and Zan for tips.... We actually were part of formulating OB Chalk..... We were...

Thanks for the test drive Kimmo.. The one thing on the misscues on the break which is counter intuitive is to go flatter.. Since the Hammerhead does have a compression factor the flatter area actually creates a larger surface area where in general it does not change on phenolics.. Neat trick...

No real time for AZ as we make our products instead of importing from China but we still have a few pieces of the new formula with old packaging to give away... Great White is crushing everyone else on reviews... Quality control when you make things instead of buying a pallet isn't even...

Incorrect as proven by Corey Deuel at the 2016 Hopkins Expo.... Can't trust the human stroke when limited by the subconscious... Fundamental lie....

Outsville just upped the game again to pass Kamui and we are winning on reviews... We have old packaging/ new formula Great White in Blue Mako that we are willing to send out.... We helped formulate OB to compete with Predator and the other non-cosmetic grade premiums so we know chalk where...

Ahhh OK.... If the tip is chalked and the friction is adequate the tip and cueball will stay engaged from compression thru decompression so if there is an offset they will gear.... YES.... For cheaper chalks it happens most of the time... for premiums it will happen all the time... There...

Hell you don't even make your own chalk or even know where it's made LOL I sure as hell knew you didn't cover your own table......

do it super slow with lots of spin several times in a row and come back... At higher speeds the ratios get closer because of amount of compression vs max..... Last sentence is incomplete in syntax so am not sure what you are asking.....

Actually went ahead and filed since I won't argue with people who pick a font size higher than their IQ... Stay tuned... FTC and Customs rulings are likely 2 weeks out....

Too busy for the reindeer games right now but the Ki-Tech M/S was developed working on a chalkless tip.... It grips the cueball without chalk as long as you are 1 1/2 tips from center.... NOOOOO Chalk.... Try that with ANY of the others listed LOL

Yes they are.... even the carry tubes and printed inserts... We try and order everything from US makers but that is not always possible. The Leather clips for the Great White come from a US retailer and are unmarked but if I had to bet those are made overseas so I keep sourcing... We used to...

All leather goods do not fall under textiles and the code is large.. I'll look later but this is a good indicator since if leather was exempted completely regardless of industry this ruling would not exist..... http://rulings.cbp.gov/detail.asp?ru=f89869&qu=leather+country+of+origin I have been...

The swirl remover likely would function as around 3500 grit sandpaper and usually has some carnuba or petroleum products which would help fill and condition the sides of the tip... I doubt you are fooling yourself.....