Outsville Single Layered Tips

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CHAOTIC. Cue Tips


Chris's
Hybrid
American
Outsville
Tips
Infused/Impregnated
Cowhide
 
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I like "Renfro Tips"

Simple, basic. The name has a certain ring to it, to me. Of course add the "soft", "medium", "hard", etc...

I am in agreement with someone earlier, the more simple and basic, the better. Kamuii, LePro, Moori, Everest....all single word names, easier to remember and reference.

That's my contribution.
 
The Renfro said:
OK here is the dealio... I am about to release the new Outsville tips and I am looking for a name.... They are single layer, chemically processed and impregnated....

I am calling them the Outsville Ki-Tech Ones........

If anyone can come up with a name that I like better.. I will send you $100, 10tips of hardness choice and of course 3 sets of the Accu-Rack System by Outsville....

I will warn you... I realllly like Ki-Tech One...

Let em rip!!!

Chris
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Great name, seems to me you should pay yourself :thumbup:
 
I can explain High Street if anybody is curious, nothing to do with drugs.
 
Currently I am playing with different pigments... The current test run I am testing is Black but I am leaning to different colors for differnt hardness... Blue=Soft Black=Medium Hard=Burgandy or Chocolate Brown...
 
I got


Outsville Unity
Outsville Unimatrix
Outsville Unity Tip
Outsville Unimatrix Tip

Get out with an OUT!
 
The New Spinn-Tip

Regular -spin
Extra -spin
Ultra -spin

''You want feel,control and power,take one of these for a Spin.''
The New Spinn-Tip!!!!!!!!

When you thought it couldn't get any better,well it just did!!:)
 
Tip Tec Classic (single layer)
Tip Tec Pro (Layered)

For hardness you can just designate I for soft II for medium and III for hard. Another suggestion could be V.1 for soft V.2 for med and etc.

So a medium single layered tip would be called one of the following:
Tip Tec Classic II
Tip Tec Classic V.2

You could also add an H to make it Tip Tech
 
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TATE said:
I can explain High Street if anybody is curious, nothing to do with drugs.
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OK then you got some splainin to do Lucy...

And keep em coming everyone... Half of em had me going hmmm and the other half were good for a chuckle or 2 =)

Chris
 
The Renfro said:
OK then you got some splainin to do Lucy...

And keep em coming everyone... Half of em had me going hmmm and the other half were good for a chuckle or 2 =)

Chris
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I was hoping you would ask!

High Street is a street like Outsville is a place. In the UK, High Street is the main street in any town that gets all the action, like banks, eateries, shops, pubs.

So I thought High Street, Outsville, USA was the center for action. It's the pool, player's Shangri-La and when you're cruising High Street in Outsville, you better bring a game with you.
 
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TATE said:
I was hoping you would ask!

High Street is a street like Outsville is a place. In the UK, High Street is the main street in any town that gets all the action, like banks, eateries, shops, pubs.

So I thought High Street, Outsville, USA was the center for action. It's the pool, player's Shangri-La and when you're cruising High Street in Outsville, you better bring a game with you.
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Haha that's great Tate... And here I thought you were just our resident cue expert... I had honestly never heard of it before... Wonder if any of our AZers from across the pond would have caught it... =)
 
i came across this thread trying to find a place to leave feedback on your tip, not even sure this is the section where i applied to get a tip.
so i thought i would give it a shot while i am here.

OP Classic (OP= outsville Pro)
O-Pro
OP (outsville pressed?)
Retro tip (old design, new process)
Renfro Retro tip (kinda catchy!)
Outie or Outy tip (cause i gonna run this rack on you)
outsville classic cue tip!

send me a link to leave feedback, i do not like the searchengine on this site and/or i just dont know how to use it that well.

thanks,
Louis
 
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