Tiger Everest on OB1 shaft... Not kidding destroys the rack specially on a 18oz with perfect balance :thumbup:
Good tips on a breaker?
- Thread starter Aten
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Funny the Odega should be mentioned. I have heard good things lately.
Thinking they are made in North or South Dakota or thats where the other repairman is getting his supply from.
Thinking they are made in North or South Dakota or thats where the other repairman is getting his supply from.
Hands down...Tiger Icebreaker! Here's what Tiger says about the tip:
Icebreaker® Phenolic/Leather Cue Tip
Tiger Products challenged itself in creating a jump/break cue tip that makes it easier for the user to execute close - quarters aerial jump shots and execute an iceberg shattering break shot. All of this without sacrificing accurate cue ball control and avoiding the dreaded miscue. Following three years of tireless research and development, we at Tiger Products have created the definitive jump/break cue tip of the future! This hybrid cue tip utilizes an ultra hard laminated leather core, with *leather contact surface, allowing for greater chalk adhesion and the phenolic jacket restricts cue tip expansion upon impact. So, all the power you put in to your stroke transfers immediately and accurately to the cue ball without cause for miscue. The result is: increased break shot speeds and "light as feather" jump shots! Manufactured with the VACULAM™ process, this copyrighted Tiger technology has produced an incredibly powerful tip!
Icebreaker® Phenolic/Leather Cue Tip
Tiger Products challenged itself in creating a jump/break cue tip that makes it easier for the user to execute close - quarters aerial jump shots and execute an iceberg shattering break shot. All of this without sacrificing accurate cue ball control and avoiding the dreaded miscue. Following three years of tireless research and development, we at Tiger Products have created the definitive jump/break cue tip of the future! This hybrid cue tip utilizes an ultra hard laminated leather core, with *leather contact surface, allowing for greater chalk adhesion and the phenolic jacket restricts cue tip expansion upon impact. So, all the power you put in to your stroke transfers immediately and accurately to the cue ball without cause for miscue. The result is: increased break shot speeds and "light as feather" jump shots! Manufactured with the VACULAM™ process, this copyrighted Tiger technology has produced an incredibly powerful tip!
Bumping this.
Is the White Diamond tip legal under BCA rules?
Anyone know what material this tip is actually made of?
Is the White Diamond tip legal under BCA rules?
Anyone know what material this tip is actually made of?
Had the Samsara and the phenolic, like the White Diamond better (can control the cue ball better with it)/