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Most of us play snooker in our leisure. We are well aware of the rules of the games but sometimes we tend to miss out on the other aspects of the game. One such thing is the types and fittings of the Snooker Cue tips.

Most of the Snooker cue tips nowadays are made from various types of leather, the process manufacturing of which is still a very well kept secret.

Various pieces of equipment are available for cue tip fitting.  There are various vice grips, sanding pads, tip glue etc.  It’s best to experiment to find a system that works for you.

If you are playing Snooker then it is very important for you know about the cue tips. There are different types and fittings of cue tips available in the market.

Hard tips are really good to use but it ’s a players personal preference which tips are best.

Here are some very popular cue tips,

-Elk Master is a fine tip made by Tweeten and it is regarded as the most popular soft cue tip across the globe.  This is one of the most popular tips for snooker.

-LePro is one of the most popular cue tip used across the world. This is a medium hard tip.

-Moori is a type of a layered cue tip. This cue tip manufactured from pigskin. This is the choice of the professionals. It is available in all types such as hard, medium, and soft.  Layered tips give a different feel and consistency of shot.

I’ve been using Tallisman cue tips for around 2 years now.  I’ve found that I get a much better contact with the tip now, improving accuracy and consistency.

The tip itself which I use is a ’soft’ tip.  I use the soft tip as I personally feel it reacts better.  It’s all personal taste though.  I now feel that I get the consistent hit which I have sought after.

Talisman Billiards is owned by Tony Jones.  He has clearly done his research when manufacturing a pool cue tip.  Tony also sells other billiards accessories.

I play pool but does anyone ever use these on a snooker cue or carom cue?  What are your views?

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