Hard, Medium, Soft?

[Drawback]

I recently took all my Milk Duds and Dudley's off and went back to Kamui Soft Blacks. I prefer the way they play and they're now on all my playing shafts. A little more maintenance required, but worth every bit of the effort

 

[Shooter08]

To each his own

I love pooldawg8 (az handle) pressed elkmasters. Tips don't mushroom, play well, and have qualities that seem to fit my game. I have played with hard tips for most of my life, and his tips give me the same feel of a hard tip, without many of the issues.

I've heard nothing but positives about pooldawg8 mild duds, I had one customer buy the 5-6 I had in stock and I gave him pooldawg8 contact info. I tried one after I replaced a triangle and it seemed fine to me. However I play with a Wizard M at the moment because that is the tip Bob Runde (I'm pretty sure he has tried a few more tips than me, lol) put on my cues and I love how they play for me a Kamui authorized dealer. I will personally try a Kamui Tan (Original) Clear M after my current tip wears out and get back with a personal review, but for now my Wizard is in good shape, it may be while.