I have a hammer head break tip on my break cue. I think it does a nice job. I was messing around the other day and was using my break cue as a playing cue. I got to say wow. I was impressed! I could shoot just as well with it as I do my regular playing cue really. I mean I needed to make sure to apply chalk every shot to make sure not to miscue, but I do that anyways for my routine. I was able to get English and even draw the full length of the table with the hammerhead tip. Granted it was a 7 foot bar table, but that's what I play on anyways. Obviously the English was not as good as my regular playing cue with a kamui tip, but honestly I think I use more English than I need on most shot. Sometimes less is better when it comes to using English to run a table.
More than anything though, I loved the feel of hitting my shots with the hammerhead tip. No vibration at all. It felt amazing! I'm thinking of taking off my kamui black tip and installing a hammerhead tip on my regular playing cue and see how it goes.
Has anyone else tried this, or shot around with your hammerhead tip? Just looking for other thoughts or if I'm just being delusional here lol. But it sure felt great and Played great to me.
More than anything though, I loved the feel of hitting my shots with the hammerhead tip. No vibration at all. It felt amazing! I'm thinking of taking off my kamui black tip and installing a hammerhead tip on my regular playing cue and see how it goes.
Has anyone else tried this, or shot around with your hammerhead tip? Just looking for other thoughts or if I'm just being delusional here lol. But it sure felt great and Played great to me.