New talisman cowhide tips.

[Gerry Armstrong]

Gee you all jumped the gun the man has not even got them yet.

And his name isn't Dave...

[The Doctor]

I will send out as many as i can although i don't know when i will get them or indeed how many
Was just talking to Tony Jones about them and he hopes to have them to me very soon. keep you all up to speed.
LOL, my name isn't Dave, its Richy.
Terry, if they come in time i will be sure to put one on for you.

[jim evans]

ile try 1 doc if you have any left thanks jim

[mrbluejay]

I'd like to try one as well please Doc.

[Mick Dundee]

New talisman cowhide tips.

I had one of the last ones
It was great
I wouldn't expect another free one
But I'd gladly buy one from you when you get them in
Do you know whats changed with the new ones?
As the one I had was awesome

[MattCash]

Great to hear that the cowhide tallys are still in the pipeline. I'd be interested in what other members think of them as well.

[The Doctor]

Would also like to test one for you
Can I ask what projected performance attributes you are hoping to see?
cheers
:snooker:

Sorry, forgot to reply to this post.
The cow hide offers muchbetter chalk retention(a big complaint with probably all layered tips), while still giving the same benefits as pig skin. Also it is much easier to cut and shape but holds its shape just as well as pig skin during play.

[DeanH]

Sorry, forgot to reply to this post.
The cow hide offers muchbetter chalk retention(a big complaint with probably all layered tips), while still giving the same benefits as pig skin. Also it is much easier to cut and shape but holds its shape just as well as pig skin during play.

Thanks for the reply, yes I have noticed reduced chalk retention on some layered tips, so this would be a good characteristic
What hardness are you aiming for or are you planning a range of hardnesses?
cheers

[hbr1]

Would love to try them please. Thank you sir.

[The Doctor]

Sorry, forgot to reply to this post.
The cow hide offers muchbetter chalk retention(a big complaint with probably all layered tips), while still giving the same benefits as pig skin. Also it is much easier to cut and shape but holds its shape just as well as pig skin during play.

Thanks for the reply, yes I have noticed reduced chalk retention on some layered tips, so this would be a good characteristic
What hardness are you aiming for or are you planning a range of hardnesses?
cheers

The tips should be available in s,m and h.

[gazza147]

Could I try SOFT please.


Gaz.

[Andrew watt]

Hi could i try a soft Also thanks

[willtyson]

I would also like to try soft if possible? :snooker:

[Matt-10ant]

Soft again please

[andy carson]

soft also too as per previous post earlier