Any experience with Cuscino Tips

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johnnysd

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Noticed that Joss Cues now offers Cuscino tips as an option (most expensive one) for their cues now but have never heard of them. Anyone have any experience with them? Their website is sort of informative but also lacking in hard specs and facts

http://www.cuscinotip.com/

Would be interested to hear any thoughts. Still searching for the right tip.
 
Hello,

I have been using them for a while, customers seem to love them. A few walk-in's have come back for several more, after the first one. Individual testing of each tip is amazing when you think about it. I have a stack of the boxes, I hate to throw away, but don't really have a reason to keep them...lol.

3raildraw
 
3raildraw said:
Hello,

I have been using them for a while, customers seem to love them. A few walk-in's have come back for several more, after the first one. Individual testing of each tip is amazing when you think about it. I have a stack of the boxes, I hate to throw away, but don't really have a reason to keep them...lol.

3raildraw
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? Why are you throwing them away?
 
Got a message from someone explaining the box thing.....duh on me.

Appreciate the feedback. What hardness ranges are the three hardness models?
 
3raildraw said:
Hello,

I have been using them for a while, customers seem to love them. A few walk-in's have come back for several more, after the first one. Individual testing of each tip is amazing when you think about it. I have a stack of the boxes, I hate to throw away, but don't really have a reason to keep them...lol.

3raildraw
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Appreciate the response. I will have to try one.
 
50 bucks for 1 tip????????? No thanks..... Thank you Dennis Searing for the quality tips you designed for $10 each.....
 
They tell exactly how hard the tip you get is.

http://www.cuscinotip.com/testing/

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I have a place near me that that installs them for $50 total so it is really not much different than getting a Kamui installed and almost exactly the same as a Kamui clear. I do not install tips myself. so even if I purchase tips from Dennis it is still over $30. So really $20 delta over about a year of play is not a big deal or deterrent.
 
I have had great luck with these (luck is something you need with every tip you put on) You still have to scuff them on a reg time frame but so far they have been a good tip for me.
Dan
Joss Cues
 
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