Cuesoul 5pcs Pigskin 14mm 10 Layer Cue Tips for Billiard Pool Cues

Love the tip it was a bit harder to shape than i am used to. I used the monkey glue to put it on. Normally i don't break with me shooting cue but read reviews were it popped off broke about 10 racks no problem great grip on cue ball some friends tried it out at pool league and like it so much i know 2 of them already placed orders for them

I am satisfy so far with the soft tip that l have glue on my pool cue.

These are decent tips for the price. I got these to replace the stock tips on some one-piece cues I have for guests to use in my house, and they area definite step up over the single layer leather tips that came on the cues. The feel and grip isn't on par with some higher quality tips (I use an Everest on my personal shooting cue), but it isn't bad. They are easy enough to shape, and hold chalk well. Obviously the different hardness levels impact the playability, and I think the medium and soft are the best bet for a shooting cue. I don't like the hard or HH as shooting tips, and they clearly aren't as good as a phenolic tip for a breaker, but it seems like they will probably be pretty durable, so that's a good win for a "house cue." I haven't put the SS on a cue yet, so no opinions on that one yet. Obviously your feel and opinions may vary, so this is a nice sample pack to figure out what you do like. (The picture is the medium that I put on my backup shooting cue. It plays well, and I don't really have any complaints for the price. It just isn't as "good" as my default Everest tips.)

These are way better than average cue tips and what I would rate as the best bang for your buck out there. I bought the mixed kit and love being able to have different tips to play with depending on the situation. They might not be the best cue tip out there but they aren't priced like they are either. They are way way better than regular house cue tips though and will make a difference to your game. TIP - if you are doing the replacements yourself, make sure you get all the additional tools needed. Get some good glue, a shaper, one of those curved sandpaper holders and an razor blade knife. Plenty of youtube videos out there to help you through the process. Good luck. Enough with this decision, unless you are looking for the best most expensive tip on the market, just go with these and be done with it!

I've just installed the "SS (soft) tip so far. Seems to be good quality. Shapes nicely, takes chalk well, and plays well. Started with the variety pack to check out all the hardness's. If the other tips are as good as this one, I'd say they are good tips at a good price.