I keep hearing people say you can't break with a soft tip without it mushrooming all to hell, but here is proof that isn't always the case.
This is my black Ultra-skin soft tip on one of my playing shafts.
The shaft is a couple years old and it is the same tip that I had put on when the shaft was made for me.
I have never touched the sides of the tip, as far as shaping or doing anything. I have burnished it, but never taken it down with anything.
I have broken hundreds and hundreds of times with this tip and shot thousands and thousands of balls with it.
As you can see, it isn't all mushroomed out, even though I've pounded the hell out of it.
The white you see on the tip is wax. I just waxed the shaft and then I thought to take a picture to put on here before I put it back in the case.
My Becue shafts have the same tips and they look as good as this one, or better, and I've beaten the hell out of them, too.
I've bought all my tips from Tom Hay.
This is my black Ultra-skin soft tip on one of my playing shafts.
The shaft is a couple years old and it is the same tip that I had put on when the shaft was made for me.
I have never touched the sides of the tip, as far as shaping or doing anything. I have burnished it, but never taken it down with anything.
I have broken hundreds and hundreds of times with this tip and shot thousands and thousands of balls with it.
As you can see, it isn't all mushroomed out, even though I've pounded the hell out of it.
The white you see on the tip is wax. I just waxed the shaft and then I thought to take a picture to put on here before I put it back in the case.
My Becue shafts have the same tips and they look as good as this one, or better, and I've beaten the hell out of them, too.
I've bought all my tips from Tom Hay.
