WTB - TAD layered tips
- Thread starter ctran
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How many do u need? I've got prolly a dozen of the M's. Let me know.
You should contact Martin
"jazznpool" here on az-
SUPERIORCUES.COM ,
He usually has Tad cues too"
Jimmy was correct. Contact J&J America for Tad tips.
I'm currently using a Tad Medium on my cue.
I really like the feel, but it seems to require chalk before every hit.
Otherwise, it glazes over and miscues easily.
Same issue with Kamui.
Tad Mediums really juice up the cue ball as well, without having a mushy feel.
It might change the amount of English you normally use,
because this tip grabs the cue ball so well.
They hit firm after breaking it in, but never has a ping sound.
Plays like a soft tip for the first week if you play daily.
After trimming any mushrooming from the tip after a few weeks,
it plays super consistent and very predictable. Doesn't mushroom at all afterward.
They're a good quality
I'm currently using a Tad Medium on my cue.
I really like the feel, but it seems to require chalk before every hit.
Otherwise, it glazes over and miscues easily.
Same issue with Kamui.
Tad Mediums really juice up the cue ball as well, without having a mushy feel.
It might change the amount of English you normally use,
because this tip grabs the cue ball so well.
They hit firm after breaking it in, but never has a ping sound.
Plays like a soft tip for the first week if you play daily.
After trimming any mushrooming from the tip after a few weeks,
it plays super consistent and very predictable. Doesn't mushroom at all afterward.
They're a good quality