eBay Kamui black tips

[ADR147]

Kamui black tips.

i now have a couple of hundred of the medium and the medium hard Kamui black tips these are of course totally genuine. and actually in my hand. £10 each to forum members.

[poolqjunkie]

Kamui black tips.

i now have a couple of hundred of the medium and the medium hard Kamui black tips these are of course totally genuine. and actually in my hand. £10 each to forum members.

What size are they, 11mm? or different sizes? Thank you.

[ADR147]

11mm - designed for snooker and from what i have heard the only size to use.

[Terry Davidson]

ADR:

Any volume discount to a good customer like myself? (hint, hint)

Terry

[ADR147]

ADR:

Any volume discount to a good customer like myself? (hint, hint)

Terry

define volume! but yes i will sort something!

[Terry Davidson]

Andrew:

Thanks for that but on second thought I can only use so many tips and I have the Pro Granite from you and the Talismans from pqj plus some O'Mins from unclevit or willy along with boxes of Elk Master and Blue Diamond (which suffer in comparison of course).

At 10pounds a pop they must be damned good tips though.

Anyone care to give a testimonial on them?

Terry

[Neil Taperell]

Also interested in reviews before i buy a couple . Which i obviously will

Still looking for the Holy Grail in tips . Quite happy with MW supertips but interested in these and MW laminated

[Cossie]

I would like to try one but am interested in what people who have used them think, I currently use a talisman (snooker) soft, how do the kamui compare?

[Raldon]

Hi all,

short review from my experience with these tips:

pro:

- nice and very consistently hit
- no "mushrooming"
- no "fringes"
- no deformation
- long "life expectancy"

contra:

- hold the chalk well, but not very well (pro granit tips hold the chalk very well imo)

I just tried medium hard. They feel softer than the pro granite tips, and harder than a good elkmaster imho.

[jarcher]

I've got a medium on it's way which I hope to have tomorrow, so I will let you know what it's like after a few hours use tomorrow night.

[Neil Taperell]

[QUOTE=Raldon;516101]Hi all,

short review from my experience with these tips:

pro:

- nice and very consistently hit
- no "mushrooming"
- no "fringes"
- no deformation
- long "life expectancy"

contra:

- hold the chalk well, but not very well (pro granit tips hold the chalk very well imo)

I just tried medium hard. They feel softer than the pro granite tips, and harder than a good elkmaster imho.[/QUOTE

Thanks for that . Just one question : are they alot harder than an elkmaster ?

[Neil Taperell]

Hi Andrew , have you tried them out yet ? and if so , what is your opinion on them ?

Thanks

[Raldon]

@neil:

nope, not a lot harder than elkmaster...just harder

[cueman]

Do these come pre-domed or flat? What are they like to shape? I'm intrigued by this tip but obviously at £10 a throw you want to make sure they are going to be the dogs wotsits.

[ADR147]

Do these come pre-domed or flat? What are they like to shape? I'm intrigued by this tip but obviously at £10 a throw you want to make sure they are going to be the dogs wotsits.

they are flat but easy to fit. i have tried them and my initial response is they are superb, holding more chalk than a talisman for example and generating easier spin.