Predator Victory Pool Cue Tip
$29.00
Predator Victory Pool Cue Tip
Predator Victory Pool Cue Tip
The Predator Victory billiard tip is the best pool cue tip for your pool stick. It has been developed and tested with our team of professional players and designed to be optimal for English or draw.
- Holds shape longer with eight-layer design.
- Maintains optimum compression for the life of the cue tip.
- Yellow contrast color for easier sighting.
- Constructed to the most exacting standards for consistency.
- Top-quality leather.
- Made in Japan.
- Tested by Top professional pool players.
Available in Soft, Medium, or Hard.
Love this tip. The soft gives you the right grip, easy to shape, and last like a medium. I’m putting it on all my cues. And the color is a bonus. Definitely hard to beat.
I prefer not to mix equipment brands if possible. Especially when it come to my cues. So I usually only use Predator tips with my Predator cues. Prefer the Soft. Also like to always have a spare or two around because you never have one when you need one. Once added, plays like original tip.
I've used Black Clear Kamui Soft tips for years. Then my cue guru (Dave Whitsel - San Diego) recommended I try a Predator Victory Soft during my last replacement visit. I WILL NEVER look back! This tip grips the ball better than anything I've experienced. Not just the fresh new tip but also throughout its lifetime til I filed it down to its last possible radius before running into the ferrule! I swear I can feel the contact better as well! Excellent tip!!!
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Predator cue tip M size
Common Questions About Pool Cue Tips
Soft tips grip the cue ball longer, which makes spin easier, but they wear faster and need more shaping. Hard tips last longer and give a crisper, more consistent hit with slightly less grip, which is why break and jump cues use them. Medium tips balance spin control and durability for most players.
Layered tips are built from thin sheets of leather bonded together, so their density is consistent, and they hold their shape without mushrooming. Solid tips are cut from a single piece of leather and cost less, but they vary more from tip to tip. Most performance tips use layered construction.
Replace your tip when it becomes too thin to shape, hardens, and stops holding chalk, or mushrooms past the ferrule. Players on the table several times a week often replace tips every six to twelve months.
Tip diameter should match your shaft's tip size, measured in millimeters. Most pool shafts fall between about 11.75 and 13 mm. Choose a tip at or slightly above your shaft's size so it can be trimmed flush with the ferrule, and check your shaft's specifications before ordering.
