One of the local players wants to try one....
Skids happen when the balls gear at collision... Usually caused by chalk or old chalk marks but in some instances clean balls will skid... Certain angles shot at certain speeds with inside or top can be hazardous...
Gene may have a better feel for what shots are most likely to skid for him and he may feel that certain spin speed ratios are more apt to cause this to happen...
As the medium he is using has a higher COR than many layered tips it may be that the speed/spin ratio being higher makes the balls throw less and also be less apt to skid with his stroke and based on his experience...
I'll have to leave it to him to answer beyond thhis and make whatever corrections he needs to but I think he goes under the knife tomorrow for the 2nd knee operation so it may be a few days before he checks in....
Chris
He saw how well it's working for me. All the players in the tourney were struggling to get shape.
I almost didn't want to give him one because he plays too good already. This really was my edge just like when I teach a player how these eyes work, it isn't a cake walk anymore to beat them in a tourney.
I didn't give him one because I forgot them at home.
But I'll guarantee that Billy the Kid from Wisconsin will be using one of these soon and he'll like it for sure.
And Billy knows I know, just like with Perfect Aim, these ki-tech tips will help allot of players get there.
One of the pro players I know was sponsored by one of the layered tip companies. I saw him getting a different kind of tip put on his cue 3 times at different tournaments.
He said he was experimenting.
He was using one of the old tips that worked real good back in the day. But they would only last a week or 2 and break down. that's why he was putting one on so often.
I'm sure he's using this tip now. If not he will soon. These do not break down like the old ones...................