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A cue tip is the very end of the cue — the only part that touches the ball. The right tip determines shot accuracy, spin and control. The SportGoods catalog carries tips of various sizes and hardness. Prices start from 8₾.
Diameter (size)
The tip size must match the end of the cue shaft:
| Game | Tip diameter |
|---|---|
| American pool | 12–14 mm |
| Russian billiards | 12–13 mm |
| Snooker | 9–10 mm |
Hardness: soft vs hard
- Soft — holds chalk better and gives more spin, but wears faster and needs frequent shaping.
- Medium — a balance between control and durability; the universal choice.
- Hard — lasts longer, good for a powerful break, less spin.
See also: pool cues, snooker cues and billiard chalk.
Single-layer vs layered
Layered tips hold their shape and stay consistent better and delaminate less — the professional standard. Single-layer tips are cheaper and good for beginners.
When to replace a tip
Replace the tip when it's too thin (worn below ~3mm), flattened or hardened and no longer holds chalk. A fresh tip restores shot accuracy and control.
Delivery and warranty
Delivery is available across Georgia — Batumi, Tbilisi, Kutaisi. Details are listed on each product page, or ask our manager.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a cue tip cost?
Prices start from 8₾ and depend on the type (single-layer or layered), brand and hardness.
What tip size should I choose?
The tip diameter must match the shaft end: pool — 12–14mm, Russian billiards — 12–13mm, snooker — 9–10mm.
Is a soft or hard tip better?
Soft gives more spin but wears fast; hard lasts longer and is good for the break; medium is the universal balance.
When should I replace a tip?
When it's too thin (worn below ~3mm), flattened or hardened and no longer holds chalk.
Do you deliver to Batumi and Tbilisi?
Yes, delivery is available across Georgia — Batumi, Tbilisi, Kutaisi and other cities.