【Lippoint】lit0101 's Japan Review

I don't like Rip Point, but I bought it to try it out!
It certainly doesn't loosen up.
When I close it, it is a little stiffer than other tips.
When I remove it, it comes off after the same amount of time.
As for how it sticks to the board, there are small protrusions so it doesn't fall out when it sticks.
Is it compatible with different boards? Sometimes it took a lot of force to pull it out.
The strongest may be an exaggeration, but I think it is one of the best tips in existence today.
I give it a minus star because of the high price.

No loosening, no bending, easy to pull out

and it is a great triple tip.

I am quite concerned about loose screws, so I have been waiting for this tip.


The tip sticks like a tossed hard dart, which is great.

However, due to its hardness, it breaks much more than the lip points I have used so far.

So I'm deducting one star.

I bought the premium one that says it doesn't loosen, because the lip points I've been using have been really loose.
It sure doesn't loosen up! It's nice to be able to tighten it stiffly without tightening it like the Fit Point Plus.
I also felt that it was more flexible than stiff.

However, the price and the number of pieces in it don't seem to match.
One more thing, my grip is not good, but I put my ring finger on the tip, so it hurts a little when I hit the spiral bumps.

I bought it to try it out.

I see. It is indeed hard to loosen, or rather, it doesn't loosen.

This is a considerable stress reliever, so it is a must for those who prefer lip points.

I rather think that L-Style should clear out the regular lip from their stock and make this premium lip the standard.

I think it is such a good product.

Anyway, it is hard to loosen. First of all, you don't have to re-tighten it.
It seems like a lie that I had to re-tighten it every few casts with a normal lip point.
The material seems to be harder than the lip point.
It is hard to bend, but when it breaks, it breaks at once.
The Rippoint did not break easily even when it was squishy, but I feel that it is easier to break after using the Premium.
However, this resistance to loosening is great. I don't think I will ever go back to regular lip points again.

It tightens quite strongly.
So it is a good product for those who have problems with loosening.
However, please note that the strong tightening often causes the tip to break off in the barrel.

I switched from another tip to this one and I find that it is much less likely to loosen when tightened by hand.
I also think there is much less bending. It also bounces off the board less and sticks in place better.
I thought it would be better to have a slightly higher tip because bouncing off the board increases the chance of the shaft breaking.

The threads are special, so they are very tight at first, but they tend to loosen after a long throw.
The warty nature of the tip allows it to sting well!
The tip is soft, so it bends easily when it is bounced, but the problem is that the tip becomes wavy and hard to stick when it is bent several times by fingers.
The tip itself has a high durability value, so you can throw it for a long time and it won't wear out!

I bought it to try it out.
It sticks easily. It's hard to loosen, that's for sure.
I don't think I have ever had to re-tighten it in 12 hours of use.
The sting is not as good as the Fit Point Plus, but the bumpy tip makes it very easy to stick.
However, what I dislike about the RipPoint, the tendency to bend and droop, is still there, so it is a candidate, but there are better ones out there. It is still a candidate, but there are better ones out there.
Also, the price is still high.

I bought it because I like new things.

As advertised, the loosening is a significant improvement over the normal lip. The ease of sticking and pulling is perfect, sticking is close to the No. 5 standard, and pulling is better than the Fit Point Plus, which is (at first) stressful to pull out.

Bending and breaking are not rated as I change them as soon as I feel any discomfort.

It has a lot of bells and whistles, but I didn't mind them as much because they are not angular. It may be in part that the finger is originally just a grip to attach to the tip.... But honestly, they are unnecessary protrusions.

The part that bothered me was the thread where it meets the barrel. It is very slight (about 0.2mm?), but there is a bump. But it is a slight difference. If you trace it with your finger, you can feel the angle of the bump, and it does not create an uncomfortable streamlined shape. I don't want to be bothered with it, and it is a negative to the appearance, and because of this, I decided not to continue using this tip. It depends on the barrel used, but this is something to keep in mind if you are considering it.

It may be the most stress-free tip under the condition that no special tools are used. However, it would be nice if they would just change the threads of the normal lip... I think this product was aimed at reinstating the L, but it didn't pack much of a punch.