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

It sticks well to the board and is certainly durable.

However, it loosens up a lot, probably because of the compatibility with the barrel.
I can't throw the count up for one game.

It is a grip to put my finger on the tip, but it loosens at a rate of about one every four rounds, so I can't help but be bothered by it.

Good points
They are thinner than other tips and have a good sting.
I usually use condor tips, but I tend to use them while they are soft because of their durability.
This doesn't affect me much in Phoenix, but in live performance, they don't stick well in that condition.
Therefore, I use this tip when I throw live.

Bad points
It is easy to loosen if not tightened firmly with pliers.
The durability is not as high as the Condor, and it breaks slightly more often.
Those who have a finger grip on the tip may be bothered by the bump with the barrel.

I think it is good for 3 or 4 fingers with middle or ring finger on the tip.
I use a straight barrel with a 3-finger grip at the rear of the barrel and place my middle finger on the tip, but the barrel is not gradually narrowed like a condor or lip.
The cut in the middle is easy to recognize as a grip point. I think it is good to feel that way. I don't put my finger there, but whatever it is, it is some kind of guide.
As for loosening or squeezing, I have a 19g barrel alone, but it doesn't loosen for 8 rounds of counting up by hand tightening. I honestly don't know when it loosened because I tighten the tip unconsciously.
Also, I have never had it break, but it is long and bends fast.
It looks long but the length is the same as a condor or lip.

I grip it with my finger on the border between the barrel and the tip, so it is very easy to use.
I have tried various types of lip points, condor tips, and premium lip points, but this Lip Point USA is the most comfortable to grip with my fingers and I love using it.
It is recommended for those who put their finger on the tip.

The new lip point has a triple ring at about 2/3 of the way from the tip, which allows players who throw with their fingers on the tip to use it as a guide or hook it, making it easier to maintain the same grip every time.
Furthermore, we are not sure if the material has been changed or if this ring has an effect, but the durability has been improved.
The previous lip point was bent (especially the short lip) or broken, and I had to replace it several times a day, but this time I feel that the durability against bending is especially improved. I have been using it for 2 days and I am still throwing it without replacing it.
This is my new favorite tip!