I have been using the Ultraskins for several years now. Affordable price, good quality.
which are the latest most popular cue tips?
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Rusty in Montana
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I've harvested 3 cow buffalo when I had my 2 kids at home still , as for how many leather tips a full buffalo hide will give you would be endless !
I may even be talked into letting you use a rifle of mine to tip one over ha ha
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Paul_#_
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From PoolDawg of the wildest-looking fiber-based "hand-crafted" synthetic (fiber-based?) tip. More info at https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/pechauer-break-tips.551028/
Create explosive breaks with the J Pechauer C4+ Break Tip, a revolutionary design built to maximize power and control. This handcrafted fiber-based tip boasts superior chalk-holding ability compared to other synthetics, ensuring consistent power transfer with every rack. This tip isn't just about force; it prioritizes precision as well. Its unique construction minimizes cue ball wobble for increased control, allowing you to strategically place your break and dominate the table. This tip is truly unique as each tip comes with random color patterns. Experience the difference with the J Pechauer C4+ Break Tip and transform your break game from good to legendary. If you are looking for a specific color, give us a call and we can try to supply that one for you.
Specifications
| Size: | 14mm |
| Materials: | Synthetic Break Tip |
I have been using the Bulletproof Recoil tip (green = hard) since March 3rd of this year, I have them on 3 shafts and the consistency of the tips is one of the things I love about them, the tip I used before the Recoil tip was the Taom Fusion, I was surprised at how hard that tip was but I did like it, one of the reasons I went with the Recoil hard tip, I'm using Taom V 10 chalk and I have never had a tip hold chalk better than this tip, even soft tips, I have found that the Sandman shaping tool is the ideal tool for roughing up this tip, don't use any pressure on the tool, just dragging it across the tip while spinning the shaft at the same time leaves dust for residue and lasts for about 20 hours of actual playing time, I said I would never use a CF shaft and now I'm using a Becue full CF cue, so why not try a synthetic polymer tip?
any tip compresses....maybe any leather tip, in 5 months of daily play for a minimum of an hour a day my Bulletproof Recoil tip has never needed to be reshaped and plays the same as day one, if there is any wear it's minimal, just started using their break tips, I never say never but I would have to try a tip on someone else's cue before I would change from using this tip and it would have to blow me away.
If you are like me, if you try a tip and you don't like it you will cut it off and move on to the next one, I was really hesitant to try these, I even contacted them to see if they could give me a hardness scale rating, the answer I got was because they are not leather they don't test like a leather tip, to me the Green(hard) tip was just slightly harder than the Taom Fusion, only way to know if it works for you is to try it on your own cue...I have all three hardness of the recoil playing tip. I'm leaning towards trying one.
