What Tip Do You Use?

[sunny3909]

Tips like Moori,Kamuri,Tiger,LE Pro,Hercules are useless for snooker.Talisman Pro soft & Mike woolridge tips are also good.But in my opinion Elkmaster are the only worthy ones out of these all for snooker.

[jimmymoller]

Tips like Moori,Kamuri,Tiger,LE Pro,Hercules are useless for snooker.Talisman Pro soft & Mike woolridge tips are also good.But in my opinion Elkmaster are the only worthy ones out of these all for snooker.

ive never had any probs with them

[Semih_Sayginer]

Tips like Moori,Kamuri,Tiger,LE Pro,Hercules are useless for snooker.

what makes you form that opinion?

(for the record, i totally disagree)

[ADR147]

Tips like Moori,Kamuri,Tiger,LE Pro,Hercules are useless for snooker.Talisman Pro soft & Mike woolridge tips are also good.But in my opinion Elkmaster are the only worthy ones out of these all for snooker.

umm - it is all about personal choice - different people like different tips. - personally i will never use another elkmaster.

[Mellow Yellow]

lol - i have tried them myself in the hunt for the holy grail of tips, the self potter! i found the hercules h2 is similar and better quality and a fraction of the price of the market leader which is the moori! - if you want to try one i think i have some of the le professional and the hercules.

I don't suppose you have or know of a reputable seller of the talisman pro soft tips? i fancy trying one out.

How do they compare to the mw layered tips?

[ADR147]

I don't suppose you have or know of a reputable seller of the talisman pro soft tips? i fancy trying one out.

How do they compare to the mw layered tips?

you mean other than me? - they are similar to the mw ones

[Mellow Yellow]

you mean other than me? - they are similar to the mw ones

ha, sorry, I did say "you" or "anyone", perhaps it wasn't clear, i'm no good with a keyboard. How do i get one from you? when you say similar, i found the mw a bit too hard, will this be the same case with the talisman?

[ADR147]

i would say the talismans are a touch softer - e-mail me at adr147@hotmail.com

[Sam147]

Depends actually which Talimans u're talking about, I personally use the "hard" ones & they've been working nicely for me

[MrRottweiler]

Not sure about the brand of tips I use. I prefer hard tips to soft.

My problem is I hit the ball too hard. Its a bad habit I've always had. As a result my tip needs changing every few months. Whats most frustrating is when my tip is so worn down I'm mis-cuing on screw shots thats when I play with the most fluency. This make me put off changing the tip and leads to more mis-cues!

[ADR147]

Depends actually which Talimans u're talking about, I personally use the "hard" ones & they've been working nicely for me

i was talking about the pro softs.

[ADR147]

i am suprised how many blue diamond users there still are - i don't know many any more and sell very few!

[Semih_Sayginer]

i am suprised how many blue diamond users there still are - i don't know many any more and sell very few!

somebody else must be selling them.....

...or "everyone" had a massive stock supply of their own

[lbs]

i was talking about the pro softs.

hi,

was using o'min (red) tips for sometime and wondering if
(a) they have a brownish version? what is the difference?
(b) how hard it is versus the talisman pro soft.

personally I felt the o'min red tips are fairly poor in terms of grip (even after scruffing, sandpaper, blah blah) ! I had tried various american 9 ball layered tips from Taiwan and they fare much better.

[sunny3909]

i am suprised how many blue diamond users there still are - i don't know many any more and sell very few!

Even I am surprised to see so many using blue diamond tips.