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Thanks for the glowing endorsement! We spent over a year developing them and another year of having local players put them through the paces before making any of the claims we do or making them available to the public. We had just 1 question for the 100+ players testing them. "Is there ANYTHING...

We tell our customers that machined "file" type scuffers or tappers don't work well with the Recoil Tips. Any abrasive scuffers (like gator grip type) or needles work great.

They said the same thing about wood golf clubs 100 years ago, wood tennis rackets, wood hockey sticks, and tube TVs. CF shafts are already cheaper to make than wood so it's just a matter of time before sub $100 cues will come standard with CF.

We reformulated the soft to perform better and the people playing with the medium and hard don't ever want to switch back to leather.

Agreed, 2P-10 has 4000 psi shear strength which is about double Gorilla or Loctite. I write the date on the bottle once I open in and throw it away after 2 months. I also keep it refrigerated as much as possible.

Many reviews on this thread and more here https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/new-bulletproof-synthetic-playing-tips.567535/

Try the 2P-10 with a pad. This way if it falls off again you will know if the tip comes off the pad or the ferrule comes off the cue where your problem is. I sent you a DM also.

I just installed a Techno Dud the other day for a customer at my shop and it was made from a bad elkmaster (90% of Elks are bad these days) and when I was done, it looked like Marge Simpsons hair! If the tip you start with is bad, you cannot press or chemically treat the bad out of it. If you'd...

Our new re-formulated soft will not mushroom or require any type of "break-in" period. Our Medium and Hard will perform better than the soft and will transfer more energy to the cueball.

I make good tips but suck at Shopify site optimization! I'll try to get the product listing on the first page and I'll update my about info here with the website link. THANKS

The guy that created the video got it a little wrong (maybe a slight misunderstanding). Only the SOFT has been re-formulated to resist mushrooming. The Hard and Med have not been changed

Contact Koda Sports. They are the wholesale distributor for Bulletproof Recoil tips. Let them know you are a tip installer.

Thanks for the informative review. I play with the green and what you experienced with the 3 hardnesses is exactly what we have discovered as well. I played with medium leather tips for the last 20 years and now I will never trade anything for the green recoil. We are still 50/50 whether or not...

After looking closer, those lines look like the tip was scored with a razor prior to install and you are seeing the scoring lines magnified through the curvature of the tip.

I will send you another and a return shipping label. I would love to see if we can figure out what caused this. DM your address please

As with anything there are going to be people that love something and others that don't. Overall, as reflected by most of the people testing them here on this forum, most people are not having issues with spin, miscues or energy transfer. I personally play with the Green (Hard) because of the...

Yes, just try not to take material off. Just lightly scuff the surface

Yes, but it probaby will never need to be re-shaped. I recommend using a Tip-Pik type tool or something with metal sandpaper like the Kamui gator grip. We are working on a Recoil tip maintenance tool.

They needed to use a Bulletproof Recoil Tip. That would have solved their problems and if the tip broke...it has a Bulletproof MY (Maybe Your) lifetime warranty!

That's on you! Should have shot it before putting it on your cue! HAHA! Should they stop calling Lexan bulletproof glass if you shoot a 1/4" sheet of it instead of 2" thickness?