【L-style】Lippoint USA White 50pcs 's Japan Review

I use a Dee Craft Saturn board, but the lip point and short lip are hard to stick. I had no choice but to use it with the 4BA converter because the Accutrip would stick, but this one sticks comfortably.
I was able to return to my original setting.

I think it is more stable for those who put their finger on the tip a little longer than the existing lip point.

There is a cut on the tip so it can be used as a guide.
I will have to use it a bit more to see how durable it is, but so far I have had no problems at all.
In fact, they seem to last longer than the previous ones.

It is slightly longer than the previous Lip, and the ring makes it less slippery.
It is only a little bit longer, but this length is surprisingly comfortable for those who put their fingers on the tip. For those who do not put their fingers on the tip, it is not so important, but for those who grip with 3 fingers and 4 fingers, I would like you to try it because it makes a difference, even if only a little.
The durability of the Lip has always been well known, so you can use it without any problem in terms of strength and sticking comfort. Even on boards that are hard to stick, it sticks better than other tips, so it is hard to bounce, just as the manufacturer says.

Bought it the other day, threw it in for a while... reviewed it so good for so long!

I had been using a short rip that I could choose from any board in terms of sting, but I was looking for a new tip to make grouping easier.

As it turns out, the USA is a winner on the web.

After all, I was narrowed down to the lip series by durability...but USA and No5 were the final candidates in terms of grouping.
No5 has been getting a lot of new barrels recently, but it sometimes broke from the root when combined with a heavyweight barrel.
On the other hand, the USA had no problem!
The looseness and the three rings that I was worried about... The former is a vertical cut similar to a short barrel, so it is easy to tighten and no problem. The former is easy to tighten with a vertical cut (?) similar to the short one, and no problem.
The latter was rather a positive factor for me as a 4-finger shooter.

So, I recommend it highly!
(By the way, I reviewed the tip on KTM's blog when I saw the article about challenging USA.)

I can feel it by touch and see that it has become harder.

I have used 2BA and 4BA various tips, but USA Rip is the best.

It was cheaper and more plentiful than the premium lip, so it was useful in the beginning, but it is slightly thinner than the premium lip, so if the segment hole is a little larger, it will not stick as often. This was the case with both the Live and Phoenix.
I thought my flying was bad, so I asked various people to throw it, but the result was the same.
I will go back to the premium lip again, because I lose my concentration when it doesn't stick even if it goes into the bull.
If the sting improves, I will definitely switch back to the Premium Lip.

I chose this one, which has three rings, because I hang my middle finger on the tip. With the regular lip point, the tip often deviated to the right when I threw it, but this has become less frequent since I started using the USA.

It is not durable and softens quickly.
It is certainly hard to break.

It was not good at all for me.
I would much prefer a regular Japanese lip.

Fit Point Long is easy to stick but easy to break.
Rip Point is hard to break, but is easy to be broken.
Rip Point USA sticks easily and does not break easily.
I don't know how long they will last.