Dr Dave has videos on this showing softer tips don't create more spin. And Shane van Boeing loves using a hard tip. I think he switched back to a medium though. I went from a soft to a medium and I can draw just as much with it. I might step up to a medium-hard next time.

6 to 8 months! i have to change my elk master tips out about every 8 weeks

Thanks for the information Chris. What’s your preference on tip choice?

Thank you. Knew most but not. Well done !

Thanks for the insight on cue tips.

Nice info thanks ..

Noticed a moth zooming in front of your camera a few times. I also have a moth that's always photo-bombing my videos. I share your pain.

Another great video. I use a Zan medium/hard hybrid tip. I’m assuming they make this by compressing the outside of the tip more than the middle of the tip. You mentioned the oil in the tip. If I buy a box of tips, will the oil evaporate from the last tip in the box before I use it? I guess at $30/tip on Amazon I’ll be switching to another brand. When I first started using them in 2020 they only cost about $20/tip as I remember. Since I’m relearning everything after not playing regularly for 50 years switching tips again won’t be a big deal. I would like to know if there’s any problems with single piece tips on the Revo’s? I have change my own Revo tips with no problems. Actually, I had the Victory tip and cushion pop off and roll down into the bar box shortly after I got my Revo shaft. Since then I’ve changed my own tips with no problems.

Second comment some billiard supply places like my local one suggest not to use a hard tip on there own carbon fiber shafts

Can a hard tip be used on a carbon fiber shaft

I see players wiping the chalk off the tip at the end of play. Any benefits to doing this?

Actually my HOW hard tip did start mushroom

When you say the shaft has more deflection you mean the shaft deflects less, causing the cue ball to deflect more, right? It's a very confusing way to talk about the phenomenon.

Why all the and of sardines ?