Ultraskin ivory H

[ak1975]

Well, after much back and forth I must say these are some of the best tips. I have been back & forth between solid and layered tips and have finally come to agree on a few things. They are more consistent from tip to tip than say a triangle or lepro, and are cheaper than most layered tips that are not necessarily better. If you have not tried them give em' a shot.

 

[xX-Wizard-Xx]

i like ultraskin tips as well ... i have tried soft/medium fire and ivory.... i like them all

 

[garczar]

Well, after much back and forth I must say these are some of the best tips. I have been back & forth between solid and layered tips and have finally come to agree on a few things. They are more consistent from tip to tip than say a triangle or lepro, and are cheaper than most layered tips that are not necessarily better. If you have not tried them give em' a shot.

About all i've used for yrs. Only other tip i liked is the Thoroughbred med/hrd. Ultraskin is a great tip and when you figure in price they're a steal.

 

[tg_vegas]

75% of the tips I install these days are Ultraskin. When folks here about the Kamui's and others at $25+, and the $3 price tag on the Ultraskin with the great reviews, I'm not installing that many expensive tips anymore. I've never had a single unhappy customer with the Ultraskin lineup.

Hate that I have 100+ tips from seven different other manufacturers that I'll probably be sitting on forever.

 

[measureman]

75% of the tips I install these days are Ultraskin. When folks here about the Kamui's and others at $25+, and the $3 price tag on the Ultraskin with the great reviews, I'm not installing that many expensive tips anymore. I've never had a single unhappy customer with the Ultraskin lineup.

Hate that I have 100+ tips from seven different other manufacturers that I'll probably be sitting on forever.

Rather then sit on them forever price them out like an Ultraskin and move them out.