Multiple Layer Pool Cue Tip

Very good cue tip for the $ Easy to install and shapes easy as well! I will buy again!

So far a solid product. I'm still learning with pool and all of the things like shaping tips but it's goid for a less cost worthy item. Does almost everything I need which makes this a 4 star in my book. 5 star would be exceeding my expectations.

I got the multi pack so I could put a Hard on my break cue, a Medium on my short cue (stupid walls!) and a soft on my husband’s cue for his preference. I like that these file down to the radius I like (nickel) or can be shaped to dime. I was able to put on a snooker cue but it took forever to shave it by hand to the right size. I like having extras so I threw them on to some of the more crummy brand cues that are extras for guests and they’re much better now! My break cue is a Hustler (yeah from the magazine) and it’s not great quality but It hits n spreads them very nicely now. The soft hold the chalk like crazy! I chalk after each hit so I’m happy.

Just put it on. Couldn't shave the sides off easily as you can see, but that was probably my shaving kits fault. I shot about 100 shots so far and put extreme english on some shots. No miscue yet and the English is taking very well. 20 bucks for 6 of em is a steal. I've got tips intalled for 40 bucks that were worse. *new... I didntbread instructions. It shot that well with the S part up. I just put another one on my other shafts. S SIDE DOWN. Excited to see how it does properly put on. Probably nothing but.

These cue tips might last forever, but they are just too hard for my liking. No matter how much chalking you put on them, the cue tip still mishits and slips if you try to put any english on your shot. I don't recommend these if you want any fair amount of action on your shots.

Went from oem (hard) tip to this, MUCH more spin and draw. Does what a soft tip is supposed to do at an affordable price

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I always buy over sized tips so I can shape them. For those who are unaware, they make an adjustable device that looks like a glorified pencil sharpener. Adjust the height and simply shave the oversized area down quickly. The shape the tip using what ever method you prefer. I glued the "M" down. Don't think it matters much though. I find that a medium tip works well for me. Not to soft and I can still control the cue ball well. I'm by no means a professional, just an avid shooter who enjoys hanging out with a drink and cigar with friends