Tad Tips

I played with a Tad / new Tad layered tips last weekend for about a half hour.
They have that click I like when playing with a harder tip, no problem taking chalk, good cue ball draw, I would buy some.
The cue played so good I actually bought it
 
Has anyone used the Tad cue tips and what are your thoughts on them.



I ahve sold them and used them my self, they are similar to a Le pro, but they are much more consistent. I would say that they rated for hardness as a medium-hard.

Take Care
 
Multi-layer Tad tips are the best medium-hard tip out there right now. They hold chalk well, don't glaze over, and generally only mushroom once right after you put it on (and even then only slightly). I have gone through 3 Tad tips since I started using them more than a year ago (almost 2 years actually)and all three have been great.
 
Depends on which TAD tips you're asking about, standard tip or layered tip? Then, which hardness: medium, medium-hard, or hard?

Standard medium: plays consistent, holds chalk, mushrooms a little but expected for that hardness so requires some maintenance over time.

Layered hard: plays very consistent, hold chalk, little/no mushrooming.
 
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