Victory Medium Cue Tip

Predator tips are the best

Had one through a whole life of a tip with a predator z3. It feels great to me. I constantly play a lot of spin on shots and it does everything i want it to do without miscues. And hardly ever glazes over unlike the kamui tips do all the time so taom chalk holds on the tip very well.

Great tip

Good quality

I tried the soft tip previously and liked the feel but couldnt control the que ball as well because of the increased spin the soft tip applys to the que ball. So far i love the medium tip. Has a good feel and the que bsll control is better for me.

Seems to play really well. I honestly can't see a whole lot of difference between this tip and the tiger everest. Good feel, good control. No issues.

I installed the Predator Victory Medium cue tip on one of my shafts and liked the feel during early testing, but I ran into adhesion problems during installation. Installation Experience: I prepped the ferrule properly — cleaned, lightly scuffed the surface, and used quality cue tip adhesive — but the tip didn’t bond as securely as expected. After shaping and light play, it loosened and needed re-gluing. It’s possible surface prep or glue choice played a role, but I’ve installed other layered tips without this issue, so this one was more finicky than expected. Playability (When Secured): When it was temporarily holding, the medium rating felt accurate — solid hit with decent feedback and control. Not overly soft, not rock-hard. Things to Know: – Make sure ferrule prep is very clean and flat. – Consider using a high-quality cyanoacrylate made specifically for cue tips. – Clamp pressure and cure time matter. Bottom Line: The hit feels good for a medium tip, but installation required extra attention in my case. If you’re comfortable installing your own tips and take time with prep, it may work fine — just don’t rush the bonding process.

I like that these victory tips keep their shape,and have longevity! They also can generate all English your stroke can allow for.Tried many tips and I am sticking with these.Other tips are ok ,but required more energy or effort to get same results as these victory tips. Medium hardness is my personal preference.

Really like the cue ball control with this tip my only complaint which is minor is the chalk comes off more than I would expect for a name brand tip. I am continuously cleaning the cue ball it is annoying, but I do like the tips feel so good and bad.