I've tested out the tips, and they do have a very soft and rubbery feel and hit. Also, the miscue limit is quite limiting ... only about 50% of what one would expect with a chalked leather tip. But I think their expected market is not serious pool players, but casual players with tables at home who might think chalk is dirty or inconvenient.
I honestly hope somedody can come out with a high-performance chalkless tip acceptable to serous pool players, but this product is far from that dream.
Isn't it a bit ridiculous that the material we use for pool tips really hasn't changed since tips were invented almost 200 years ago???
I personally have hope and faith that a good alternative to chalked leather will be found in our lifetime.
Regards,
Dave