Taking pre orders now for Kamui Black tips.

cuesport said:
Hi, could you please send me the payment process info? thanks. Sent you a Pm as well.
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Troy is away on a biz. trip and will be back before Monday .

Larry :smile:
 
Wow!!

Just put a new black on my cue and LOVE the tip. I used to use Moori med and went with medium black and it plays great, moves the ball with min effort and holds chalk well
Thanks Troy
 
superfish said:
Just put a new black on my cue and LOVE the tip. I used to use Moori med and went with medium black and it plays great, moves the ball with min effort and holds chalk well
Thanks Troy
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are they hard enough to jump with?
 
Well for jumping I would stick with the phenolic tips on the market. All thou the Kamui Hard is very hard. It may be worth trying.
 
Well for jumping I would stick with the phenolic tips on the market. All thou the Kamui Hard is very hard. It may be worth trying.
 
I just had a SS put on a pre-date 314 shaft. This tip plays pretty well, but even the SS is still a significantly more firm feel than an Everest, and I don't think it provides the spin velocity that Everest does - and the (especially) Everest OR Moori Med & Soft both provide more action with less effort.
I think Kamui tips - II & Black - are inherently a good deal firmer across the board. For the player that's seeking a firmer tip, with good "grip" characteristics for its firmness, and who on avg tends to stay close to the center of the cue ball - these are probably a really good choice. And my guess is that they'd retain their shape & play consistently for a long life.
 
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nice

Got my tips, they look great. Not on a cue as yet though. Thanks Troy :)

I see it did not take long for Kens "sometimes people should put their two cents in their piggy bank" line to show up elsewhere. :p I love the line myself. Must have told about 10 people yesterday. :D:D
 
Was wondering if there are an Durometer readings on these tips. Obviously, these new black tips grip the cue ball well and hold chalk well, which is great! But, I wish we had some stats. The layered tip that I use is 73.6 on the durometer, which is very soft. Another example is a sniper tip measures 96.0 on the meter. I find these readings really reflect the actual hardness of a tip. IMO
 
leaguedude said:
Was wondering if there are an Durometer readings on these tips. Obviously, these new black tips grip the cue ball well and hold chalk well, which is great! But, I wish we had some stats. The layered tip that I use is 73.6 on the durometer, which is very soft. Another example is a sniper tip measures 96.0 on the meter. I find these readings really reflect the actual hardness of a tip. IMO
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Hi leaguedude,

Just to let you know, that the hardness of the Sniper tip from Tiger product is around 66.9 (Medium) instead of 96.0 (this will be for Break and Jump Tip). :wink:

Sincerely,
Luc comtois
ABO Member
 
Thanks for that luc. Oops I might have been drinking that night. lol. I think i was trying to type 66 not 96. I did learn that Sniper tips play very soft so im gonna try them out. later
 
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