New Harmony Rubber Tip

$10.00

Rubber tip with plastic liner specifically designed to fit 8 and 10mm  New Harmony heat-hardened steel endpin tips.   If you have a NHM steel carbide replaceable tip, with the hex collar, there is a version for this!  Package of 2

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