CUESOUL Cue Tips-Pool Cue Tip/Snooker Cue Tip/Glue on Tip

Excelente producto

great tips at a great price. had to replace the tip on my Cuetec which I would normally run the Everest Tiger tip but Amazon didn't have any in stock and I had my league night coming up so time was running short. I felt like these shot very nice. I break with my cue as well and so far its holding up nicely. lots of good English coming of this tip. overall I think these are great tips at a great price. $20 for 5 tips. I will try and remember to update this after I play a while on this tip. so far so good though.

Wow so many people here should not attempt to replace the tips on their own cues without having proper tools and knowledge, at least watch a video. The negative comments comparing to other brands or saying its not soft enough to create sidespin aka english, those folks need to learn to play, see pooljunkie online or facebook. You can get even more english with a hard tip. The hardness is more about feel and preference rather than miscuing or generating english. Most of you can be beat by a better shooter using a broomstick!!! Now that's off my chest, these tips i have replaced for many average shooters and they are very happy 😊 remember if doing it yourself, it needs to be trimmed to same size as ferrule and don't use too much glue or a glue that doesn't have a rubber additive or it will pop off. The cuesoul tips are an affordable layered tip of decent quality.

Every tip my own cues.. these work great.. just as good as a Kamui medium... The only discrepancies are on my end but I am super happy with them

Leaning on the soft end of tips. Work well.

Make sure you prep the Ferrell and the glue side of your new tip with some Rough sandpaper. This will give you a better adhesion. I use a foot callus scraper to roughly shape the tip to the same size as the Ferrel. This will save you a lot of time and possible damage to your Ferrell. Clean the surface of your Ferrell and the glue side of the tip. Use a high-quality super glue to attach your tip to your Ferrell. Use a large rubber and or a cue clamp to hold the tip in place while it dries. Set it aside and let the glue dry. I will usually let it dry overnight or during a day at work before I start shaping it. Patience is the key here. Trim and brandish the outside edge of the tip to the same size of your Ferrell. Then shape your tip to the radius of your choice. Nickel/penny/dime radius. This will take some time. Don't rush it. These tips will mushroom out over time if you use the med or softer tips. Keep an eye on it and trim as needed and are brandish to make it smooth and shiny. This can be done with hand tools at home

Found these difficult to glue on. Sanded glue side slightly. Used Loctite gel superglue, Tweetens glue specifically for tips, and Gorilla glue. Did moisten slightly on the Gorilla glue as recommended. Fourth tip I used Gorilla brand super glue. That one stuck!! Never had this problem before. Once on and shaped the tip feels good. Chalks well and transfers english well. Feels like a true medium. I used it to break with about 30-40 times. Stayed on and did not mushroom. Doubt I buy again based on my glue problem.

Sometimes you can find a product that is exceptional in its class and I think this product is one of them. I use McDermitt pool cues and they come with navigator Alpha tips which are $25.00 each. I haven't noticed a difference other than I can get 5 Cuesoul for the price of 1 of those other brand name tips. Pro Tip: use The Gorilla brand Super Glue. The kind that dries in 10 seconds & is impact tough. I changed 5 tips with this stuff & a Break stick!. I am blown away with this glue.