schon cue
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cubswin said:
It is a hard tip and I do like it very much. Some do not, it's all what you like. What tip do you use on your Schon?
pete lafond said:
I play with a stock tip and consider them med hard. Before I bought several, to me they were the most consistant tip and hold chalk well. I kept getting all different hardness ranges from other tips, like a lepro, you never know.
I use to prefer the WB tip but they changed there mixture so in search I went. Schon use to come with a med tip and after a little break in I liked them best. All I want is consistancy and hold chalk well in a med hard tip.
The problem is, tip suppliers are not consistant especially in that range IMO.
Rod
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I love my Schon and my Schon tip. It is a lepro with a balck pad.
I will never play with any of the layer tip, I love this tip.
Peter.
I will never play with any of the layer tip, I love this tip.
Peter.
cubswin said:
I'm going to give Tiger Everst a try on my 2nd shaft. I'll let you know how I like it. Thanks for getting back to me.
pete lafond said:
No problem. Not sure about the everest. It doesn't mushroom, get good english with it, nice hit. Its just taking me a while to really get comfy with it. Have had it on that shaft for about week and half now. Tonight I played with a different shaft that had a le pro on it. (in other words I was playing like crap and I can't blame my stroke, confidence, stance, or any of the hundred of other reasons *lol*)
Have another cue with a tailsman medium on it, think the everest plays about like the tailsman. It does feel a bit harder though.
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Schon tips
> Evan told me years ago that these are a repressed WB,very similar to the Sumo,and can be bought from Schon with the pad or without. I like them,but like the vise-compressed Sumos even better. Unless someone comes up off their stash of the original XH Moori's,I'll NEVER use another layered tip on my own cues. Tommy D.
> Evan told me years ago that these are a repressed WB,very similar to the Sumo,and can be bought from Schon with the pad or without. I like them,but like the vise-compressed Sumos even better. Unless someone comes up off their stash of the original XH Moori's,I'll NEVER use another layered tip on my own cues. Tommy D.