Break cue ferrules should also fall under this same advice. Avoid the cues with cheap plastic ferrules and consider having any break cue ferrule upgraded to phenolic or G-10. -Leather tip vs phenolic vs G-10 material? All of these options are viable, and your choice should depend on several factors.
Phenolic tips, made from a hard and dense material called phenolic resin, are known for their durability, consistency, and low deflection. On the other hand, traditional leather tips offer players a soft and grippy feel, allowing for greater control and spin on the cue ball.White Diamond - Highly affordable non-phenolic tip that takes and holds chalk well and minimizes miscues. 2. Samsara - A 9-layer hard leather tip that works well for both breaks and jumps without damaging balls. 3. Bulletproof - Hyper-reactive polymer tip designed to hold chalk like leather tips and is more powerful than phenolic. 4.What I've found out with break tips is find a good one and get used to it. Whenever I switched the stock phenolic tip on my BK2 for a samsara, I couldn't control the CB worth a damn but after about an hour I was in love. Then when I switched from Samsara to Taom, same thing. There's a bunch of companies making good break tips.That's the best break tip I've ever had..a 15mm LePro pressed for 4 days in a heavy duty vice..trimmed to 12.75. I've tried an original hard Moori, not as good as the LePro. I think the non-leather tips hurt your break also. A great break still has to be a sweet hit..a tip that hits like a stone makes it impossible to hit it sweet.
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