ZAN tips must be REALLY good !!! WTF

Was using the zan hybrid for 2months, got too hard.
Can anyone explain me logically what is being done at Zan hybridmax to acchieve the feature that the hardness in the center of tip shall be higher than at the edges of the tip? I do not believe in this, to me the Zan hybridmax has a consistent hardness over the entire tip radius with a pretty high elasticity

I understand Zan Hybrid Max as having soft upper (contact area) layers and hard lower layers.

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coupled with a carbon fibre shaft they add tremendous amounts of extra power to the shot and allow extreme amounts of english without any deflection.

balls go much faster than those old dead wood shafts with hardly any of the exact same effort. its been proven many times.
 
Can anyone explain me logically what is being done at Zan hybridmax to acchieve the feature that the hardness in the center of tip shall be higher than at the edges of the tip?

One possible way of doing this:

If the hardness of each individual layer increases the higher that layer is on the tip (I.e., the softest layer is adjacent to the ferrule and the hardest layer is farthest from the ferrule), then the tip should be harder in the center than near the edges once the tip has a nickel/dime/etc., shape.
 
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