Hi. I've been using lepro tips for quiet sometime now and I am 100% sure that it plays differently with the change of weather, if its dry or humid, the tip will change in its play, thats for sure, I know a solution to that would be using a anti-humid tips, the new ones specially the kamui or g2 and these kind of tips, but I am so used to the lepro that I really don't want to change, I love its sound, the feel I get when it contacts the cueball, I just can't see myself changing.
With that being said, is there any trick to use when the weather changes and if I feel that my tip is not playing like usual, sometimes it feels like its hard to draw or even make stop shots if the weather is too bad. and I mean I'm hitting low to make a stop shot which doesn't require that much low, and I see cueball moving forward. but that does not happen if the weather is good.
So any tips or tricks for when that happens, specially for the older generation players, I'm sure they know some tricks in their sleeves. thanks
With that being said, is there any trick to use when the weather changes and if I feel that my tip is not playing like usual, sometimes it feels like its hard to draw or even make stop shots if the weather is too bad. and I mean I'm hitting low to make a stop shot which doesn't require that much low, and I see cueball moving forward. but that does not happen if the weather is good.
So any tips or tricks for when that happens, specially for the older generation players, I'm sure they know some tricks in their sleeves. thanks
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