Ok I will be as neutral as possible. I have 3-4 almost identical cues and they all have different hardness of tips and all of them are kamui.
I prefer hard tip to play which is their break tip. I try not to move the cue ball all that much and I believe hard tip is "honest" and "accurate" tip as opposed to soft and mediums. I try to play the lines instead of spinning the ball. I also understand everyone is different.
Everyone knows the price of kamui chalk. It is pretty steep. I got my first one 2 weeks ago and I believe there is almost no difference if you use soft or medium tip because they tend to hold the chalk no matter what brand you use.
Hard tip doesn't hold the other brands of chalk as good as kamui. Or at least this is my experience.
IMO there is NO difference the amount of spin you get out of the cue ball no matter what chalk you use. Soft and Medium tips already make this easier but also , again IMO, make the hit less accurate.
I will use kamui because I like to use hard tip. It seems to hold the chalk better.
I prefer hard tip to play which is their break tip. I try not to move the cue ball all that much and I believe hard tip is "honest" and "accurate" tip as opposed to soft and mediums. I try to play the lines instead of spinning the ball. I also understand everyone is different.
Everyone knows the price of kamui chalk. It is pretty steep. I got my first one 2 weeks ago and I believe there is almost no difference if you use soft or medium tip because they tend to hold the chalk no matter what brand you use.
Hard tip doesn't hold the other brands of chalk as good as kamui. Or at least this is my experience.
IMO there is NO difference the amount of spin you get out of the cue ball no matter what chalk you use. Soft and Medium tips already make this easier but also , again IMO, make the hit less accurate.
I will use kamui because I like to use hard tip. It seems to hold the chalk better.