Billiard Cue Tip Zan Plus

The Zan Plus Cue Tip, developed in Japan by Mezz Cues, is designed to deliver a consistent balance of control, power, and durability. Made from high-quality pigskin leather, this series is available in three hardness levels — Soft, Medium, and Hard — allowing players to match the tip performance to their playing style.

The Zan Plus line is built around consistency. Instead of drastically changing behavior between hardness levels, each version adjusts the balance between control, power, and feel while maintaining a predictable and stable response.

Main advantages of the Zan Plus Cue Tip

One of the key strengths of this series is flexibility of choice without sacrificing consistency. Each hardness level maintains good cue ball grip, allowing players to apply spin with confidence while keeping a reliable feel on every shot.

Durability is another strong point. The selected pigskin construction is designed to withstand regular play while maintaining its core characteristics over time.

Features and performance

The Soft version (71) is ideal for players who prioritize cue ball control and spin. Its high-recovery leather helps reduce hardening over time and maintains a consistent feel.

The Medium version (74) offers a true balance between control and power. It provides a slightly longer contact feel without sacrificing precision, making it a versatile option.

The Hard version (77) stands out for its high elasticity within the hard category. It delivers stronger energy transfer and a more direct hit while maintaining good cue ball grip.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Zan
• Series: Zan Plus / Standard Series
• Developed by: Mezz Cues (Japan)
• Material: high-quality pigskin leather
• Variants: Soft, Medium, Hard
• Durometer Soft: 71
• Durometer Medium: 74
• Durometer Hard: 77

Who it is for

The Zan Plus is suitable for a wide range of players, from those seeking maximum control to those looking for more power. It is a reliable choice for anyone wanting a consistent, adaptable cue tip.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Soft, Medium, and Hard? Soft focuses on control and spin, Medium balances control and power, and Hard provides a firmer feel with more power.

Does it maintain performance over time? Yes, it is designed to offer consistent playability and avoid rapid changes in feel.

Is it suitable for beginners? Yes, especially the Medium version, which offers the most balanced performance.

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