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Kamui CLEAR Original repair
Kamui CLEAR Original repair
Do you live too far from Almere to stop by for a new tip? Send your billiard cue to Van den Broek Biljarts. We will replace your old tip with a Kamui CLEAR Original tip. After the repair, we will send your cue back to you well-packaged.
Kamui Kamui CLEAR Original repair
Article code: 230820
€39,50
Delivery time: 1-5 workdays
Do you live too far from Almere to stop by for a new tip? Send your billiard cue to Van den Broek Biljarts. We will replace your old tip with a Kamui CLEAR Original tip. After the repair, we will send your cue back to you well-packaged. More info
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  • Brand: Kamui
  • Article code: 230820
  • Availability: In stock
  • Delivery time: 1-5 workdays

Send cue for a Kamui CLEAR Original tip

Do you live too far from Almere to stop by for a new tip? Send your billiard cue to Van den Broek Biljarts. We will replace your old tip with a Kamui CLEAR Original tip . After the repair, we will send your cue back to you well-packaged.

This way, you can make use of our professional inspection repair service from anywhere in the Netherlands, without having to travel to our shop.

How do you ship your billiard cue?

Pack your billiard cue carefully in a suitable tube or sturdy box. Ensure that the cue cannot shift and remains well protected during transport.

Add a note with:

  • Your name.

  • Your address, postal code and city.

  • Your phone number.

  • Your email address.

  • The desired repair: Replace Kamui CLEAR Original tip .

  • The desired hardness and any additional wishes.

Send your billiard cue to:

Van den Broek Billiards
Bolderweg 37 A/B
1332 AZ Almere

Are you unsure about the hardness, or do you have questions about packaging and shipping? Please contact us in advance.

Have Kamui CLEAR Original professionally installed

Upon receipt, we will inspect your billiard cue and carry out the agreed repair. When replacing your tip, we take care of the following:

  • Removing the old cue tip.

  • Preparing the bonding surface.

  • Gluing the Kamui CLEAR Original cue tip.

  • Custom finishing the sides.

  • Shaping the Cumberant.

We also check the condition of the keel cap. If additional work is required, we will discuss this with you first.

After the repair, we will send your billiard cue back well-packaged to the address you provided.

Select the desired hardness

Would you like to replace your trusted Kamui CLEAR Original tip or try a different hardness? Please clearly indicate your preference when sending in your cue.

The hardness of the cue tip affects the feel of the game. We would be happy to advise you on the available versions and a suitable choice for your playing preference.

More than 70 years of experience

Van den Broek Biljarts has over 70 years of experience with billiards, cues, and repairs. From our own workshop in Almere, we provide cue repairs for billiards players from all over the Netherlands.

Send in your cue and have your Kamui CLEAR Original tip professionally replaced.

The Kamui CLEAR Original is a high-quality tip specifically designed for players striving for precision and consistency in their game. This tip is made from 10 layers of carefully selected pigskin, ensuring durability and excellent performance.

Key features:

  • Material: Layered pigskin, treated with a special adhesive bond that preserves the properties of the leather.

  • Color: The black color is obtained by tanning the leather with tannin, which also makes the leather moisture-resistant.

  • Hardness: Available in various hardness levels, such as Super Soft, Soft, Medium, and Hard, so you can choose the option that best suits your playing style.

  • Benefits: CLEAR technology ensures better adhesion and consistency, without the need to sand the bottom layer.

This cue tip was developed in Japan and is appreciated by both professional and recreational players.