Tiger Onyx Laminated Cue Tips - (Each)

Previously had a Tiger Sniper tip on my cue and decided to try the Onyx because it is supposed to be a bit softer than the sniper. Took me quite awhile to shape the tip. I like the tip but don't notice much difference between it and the Sniper. Both are very good tips. Had the Sniper on my cue for three year and no mushrooming.

I have tried several tips before but none as good as this one. Better than kamui imo.

holds chalk reaally well ;great grip on the ball ,give you good control .The best tip I have used.

I think the Tiger Onyx is the best tip you can buy. I've been hitting one for over a year and I like it better than the Kamui tips - those are good tips too. The boar hide Onyx tips just seem to grip the cue ball better. Sometimes I intentionally run racks where I don't chalk for 3 or 4 racks. The tip gets shiny because all the Blue Diamond chalk is gone, but it still grips the cue ball pretty well even after all of that play. The feel and durability are excellent. Confidence in your shot (that you won't miscue) is so important. And I never have to pick or sand or scuff these tips. Never. Just chalk every 2 - 3 shots and play. Boar hide tips like these and the Sniper tips are the way to go in my opinion. I would not use these for breaking, but on your playing cue there's nothing better.

If you can't fine the Moori tip (hopefully they can make a comeback) this is a good tip that holds it's shape

Just had installed on a new cue. Once installed, it is more of a dark blue color than the black it shows when it arrives. The hit is a solid, compressed sort of hit right out of the gate.

This tip is just like the sniper. I am not sure which one i like better but they are definitely very close. I have this tip on my back-up shaft for one of my shooting cues that i use more often when i am playing around. It has held up very well and hasn't mushroomed even after hitting very hard and playing around, as well as massee and trick shots. Very good tip and well worth the money! would buy again

haven't had it long, but so far its great. if the rumors are true, that it's a sniper that doesn't harder over time, it'll be a dream come true. i'm a huge sniper fan, and all i want is a softer sniper. looks like i found it!

The Tiger Sniper, up until now, has been the only tip my custom (extra long) old-style Predator shaft has liked. I remember once trying 5 type high-end tips in 2 weeks once. Sniper won out, stayed un-mushroomed for my hard English type shooting style. But one day my game demanded a slightly softer tip, but like the Sniper in all other ways. So I ordered this Onyx based on mostly Tiger's advertising pitch, which is awful strong sometimes. I have yet to put this on my shaft, will do it in a week or so, then will write you all back again. I just want a bit more controllable draw, short, medium and long draw shots. Snipers get quite hard over long periods of use, like years. I'm hoping this is it. If not, I know the tip I'll try next and it costs more than this one. Looking forward to success here. I'm a really picky player as far as equipment is concerned. I can't shoot with a broomstick like Sarge Ainsworth and his wife do in demonstrations. I need every advantage I can get, don't you?
Don H.
Resident Old Fart, son of Stroker Chet and Lady Lu Lu.

I like this tip better than the moori i had on my pool cue

Batter than sniper. barely though
hard to tell difference but, holds chalk and works well
worth trying just depends on persoanl preference trying as many as i do i would say aramith med...

This tip is even better than the everest tip made by Tiger.

I installed this tip on a friend's Meucci red dot cue and he is extrememly happy with it. Prior to this tip he had a solid tip. Tip holds chalk well and has help him eliminate miscues.

I have been shooting with a Tiger Sniper on my Predator Z2 for a while now. When I had to get my last tip replaced I decided to order myself an Onyx and give it a try and I love it. I get just as much spin and control out of my game with this tip as I did with the Tiger Sniper.

Just when I thought Tiger can't out do SNiper, here comes the Onyx. This is far far anything I have used before. The best of any tip in the market and trust me I have used everyhting.

Jimmy S.

This Tiger Onyx laminated pool cue tip is top notch. It hasn't mushroomed and has kept its shape well. It takes and holds chalk, control and performance is fantastic - taking applied English well, and it gives a solid hit like a medium hard tip.

Good tip but is too hard. Definitely not a medium and expensive