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madman1nonly

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Playing with a phenolic tip? - 09-25-2011, 08:40 PM
Obsessed with the hardness of a cue tip I think I'll end up playing with a phenolic...

Do you know anybody that does?

Besides chalk retention, is there any other negative aspect about using them in a playing cue?

Can you get the same kind of english and draw using a phenolic?

I like hard tips because of the confidence they give me and the accuracy I feel... cause I have tried all kinds of softs and meds but I can't even control the strenght when I use those (much less the position where the cue ball is going to end)...

Anyone here has the same feeling? For the players who like hard tips.Madman tips have a special deal, you pay $3.50 for shipping I will send you free of charge 3 different hard tips 2 layered 1 single layer.only for players who play hard tips, for a limited time..............Thanks............Juan
 
You won´t be disappointed guys, Madman tips are great, so far the best break tip an jump tip I´ve ever tried.

Holds chalk like a soft tip, never looses shape and no mushroom.

Great deal Juan!!!:smile:
 
jakefats said:
You won´t be disappointed guys, Madman tips are great, so far the best break tip an jump tip I´ve ever tried.

Holds chalk like a soft tip, never looses shape and no mushroom.

Great deal Juan!!!:smile:
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Thank you Javier for you kind words, good to hear from you take care.
 
madman1nonly said:
Playing with a phenolic tip? - 09-25-2011, 08:40 PM
Obsessed with the hardness of a cue tip I think I'll end up playing with a phenolic...

Do you know anybody that does?

Besides chalk retention, is there any other negative aspect about using them in a playing cue?

Can you get the same kind of english and draw using a phenolic?

I like hard tips because of the confidence they give me and the accuracy I feel... cause I have tried all kinds of softs and meds but I can't even control the strenght when I use those (much less the position where the cue ball is going to end)...

Anyone here has the same feeling? For the players who like hard tips.Madman tips have a special deal, you pay $3.50 for shipping I will send you free of charge 3 different hard tips 2 layered 1 single layer.only for players who play hard tips, for a limited time..............Thanks............Juan
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Paypal address is jrivon@Gmail.com Thanks...........Juan
 
I'm down....i have played. In tournaments with a phenolic...with a Odega kinda like samsara...but I mostly play with a extra hard water buffalo....I just had a kamui h put on to try ....so this is. Right up my alley...ill send you the money when I get home from work....hope it wont be too late...thanks...I'm always looking for a. Great hard...lol
 
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Thanks for such a generous offer

Pm soon to be sent. I can't wait to try them out. I've only read and heard good things about your stuff.
 
Juaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan!!!

Thanks for using my post as an example...

Check your paypal account, and your PM's please....

I will take your advice!
 
madman1nonly said:
Playing with a phenolic tip? - 09-25-2011, 08:40 PM
Obsessed with the hardness of a cue tip I think I'll end up playing with a phenolic...

Do you know anybody that does?

Besides chalk retention, is there any other negative aspect about using them in a playing cue?

Can you get the same kind of english and draw using a phenolic?

I like hard tips because of the confidence they give me and the accuracy I feel... cause I have tried all kinds of softs and meds but I can't even control the strenght when I use those (much less the position where the cue ball is going to end)...

Anyone here has the same feeling? For the players who like hard tips.Madman tips have a special deal, you pay $3.50 for shipping I will send you free of charge 3 different hard tips 2 layered 1 single layer.only for players who play hard tips, for a limited time..............Thanks............Juan
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These are Great tips , This is whats on My break stick . Jim
 
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