The new M3 has something that does not work for me. Although its not a bad tip by any means, I noticed that it mushrooms a lot more compared to the older gen Mooris, and generally does not deliver a consistent hit throughout its lifespan.

It starts quite a bit softer than you think and ends up harder than you want when its near the end, making the 'sweetspot' zone somewhat small at about half tip or so. IMO, at least for the Medium tip lovers, I would recommend Everest instead, which plays better and costs less too.

I have played with a lot of tips and this is by far the best, I am playing with a moori medium and I how the feel, how it holds its shape and the feedback from it. 5 stars tip.

I ONLY play with a moori hard tip... EVERY playing shaft i use, i outfit a moori hard tip to... it has the hit, the action, the sound and feel I enjoy... tips play better if you use only half of it... take the tip, and cut it in half... you'll be able to get 2 tips out of 1... a shorter tip compresses less and hits more crisp

love the moori tip on my dale perry cue.gives great reaction to moving the cue ball with ease.can draw the length of the table and not even hardly stroke the cue

I used this Moori tip for my P3 and so far one of the best options I made for my P3 including the Z2 shaft. It lasted very long, probably a year consider I played a lot, like every day.

For the first fifty years of my pool career, I played with LePro and Elk Master tips and was quite satisfied. Then, about six years ago, I began to try other tips. My favorites are Moori, Black Kamui, Sniper and Tsunami. I've tried all the different hardness ratings and actually find little difference in how they play, but I'm currently playing with the Moori Quick. As a BCA/ACS Certified Level 2 Instructor, I recommend Moori tips to all my students.

I have played with Elk Master and LePro tips for a couple of years and they were okay until it decided to try a Moori Medium. I definitly noticed a difference right away. I put it on my Predator Z2 and it works great. I have had to replace mine every 9 months or so. Would like for it to last a little longer. Still worth it though.

Great tip, controls great keeps shape and doesnt slicken like the kumi tips

You can't go wrong with one of these. They are pricey but goody! It only depends on the hardness you prefer. The moori slow, the Medium or hard, it's up to you.

In my opinion the best tip around, Moori tips are less likely to have delamination problems than any other tips.The old Moori tips are awesome, but the newer ones are good as well, but still overpriced compared to the older ones, or the wizards. But if you want quality you have to pay for it, and atm they are the best so go for it.

Like I said the only TIP!!!!!! This tip is the best layered tip for playing PERIOD!!!!!!!!! Yes I am yelling cause it needs to be heard and understood...I have a medium moori tip.it grabd the ball and u can control the ball the ball like if u have remote in hand. Put this tip on allyour playing cues or cue wheather it be a soft, medium, or hard.like tony the tiger said, THEIR GRRRRRRRREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The best tip on the market very little mushrooming and glaze over. Been playing with these tips for a long time, the original ones were better but I wont play with anything else.