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Agree totally the grand are great value - even the soft is fairly firm but much better than most.
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Yeah I'm interested in what the guy has to say about how the tip plays.Originally Posted by ADR147 View Post
Although they are fairly well known on here, not so sure how many average club players know but a great value tip.Comment
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Not many average players know about them and have used them when people have asked for elks.Originally Posted by Shockerz View Post
No complaints at all.For that one you've always wanted...
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I might use them as my budget tip of choice as I fit stacks of Elks and Blue Diamonds but have pretty much lost faith in them as both seem to break down much too often.Originally Posted by Ninja.cues View PostComment
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That is the reason i don't have many elk or blue diamond anymore and use to use elk myself all the time.Originally Posted by Shockerz View Post
Not have a bad one from either medium or soft.For that one you've always wanted...
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I don't have any of the hard in stock, are they any good for a break cue do you know?Originally Posted by Ninja.cues View PostComment
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Have no idea as I've never tried them but would think they would be...Originally Posted by Shockerz View PostFor that one you've always wanted...
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Well I find the tips G1 and G2 don’t hold chalk very well and I miscue more than normal
Gone back to the Grand soft and have no problems
the TS LONG BA hold chalk the best and have good grip too but have a short life span and they are very consistent
I use Triangle chalkComment
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Don’t waste your money on the Century tips ....the Grand tips are better and only a £1 and the TS LONG BA also excellent at about £3.50 for a box of 50Comment
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