Ink Trails Tattoo Forum: Tatsoul Spearman Envy Needles - Ink Trails Tattoo Forum

fatcount, on Oct 15 2009, 04:24 AM, said:

when you order the sample theres a number i believe you can call to check on the status of your sample...

said 2-4 Weeks due to high request and limited stock...got them in a week...real clean looking....7L appears as tight as some supertights i got...7 and 11 Curved and weaved mags look nice....cant wait to try em

How are the needles working out?

There really nice, not really busy enough to need a new supply just yet, but any news on a uk supplier?

jay1, on Oct 26 2009, 01:56 PM, said:

Not as of yet, but we are still working on it...

two times ive been told i will recieve a sample pack.you have my choices on your site (and through email i believe),and im sure you can track i have recieved nothing from you guys as of yet.i hope im not sounding like a dick,and i appreciate that you are even offering a sample.its just ive been promised twice already that my sample is coming in a week or two,and it has not,and i believe its been like 2 months. already

hopefully i get to try these needles without having to buy them first and getting to see if they work for me first.

end rant/

thanks

Count

fatcount, on Oct 28 2009, 03:29 AM, said:

try calling the number...when i ordered my samples i got an email saying they got the sample request and what not and it also said:
"If you need any help or need to check on the status of your samples, feel free to call us at: 1.888.TAT.SOUL (1.888.828.7685)."

dRock13, on Oct 28 2009, 11:09 AM, said:

thank you

Well I'm just going to say, no other company offers samples of their needles. At least none I have encountered outside of a convention but anyway. I have given a lot out to pros in the Bay area and most use them now and I use them I guarantee you will like them.

I've used some of the samples. I'll say that i am impressed with the craftsmanship of the oversized mags. The liners are like 'tight' liners. the tight 3's are ultra tight, however i don't think that they are going to increase your lining skills as mentioned in the first few pages of this post. I can't say that they are most impressive needles i've ever seen, the groupings are consistent, and the blister packs are quite nice. Aside frmo the big mags i don't see that much difference from other high quality needle manufacturers. tat-soul is a contender in the needle market, albeit a smidge pricey.

thank you tatsoul,i got my sample today (and i thought no way its coming after this lon) it had 4 or 5 needles in it,is that right.cause canadian customs opened it for some reason and the box was all jacked up.

also your prices on the paper i got.how many in each box.and can you mix and match?

This post has been edited by fatcount: 10 November 2009 - 01:45 PM

To you guys who use stainless tatsoul is going to start carrying tubes and grips. They will have the morphix grip we bought some at the shop and tried them out. Nice ergonomic feel so the machine lays in the hand with out having to grip just have to hold on less hand stress. Fits left or right and different grip styles.

If you still prefer disposable the grips will fit on plastic gripless tubes if you prefer those.

So Tatsoul has expanded into other tattoo supplies. They have the full Alla Prima line, Kuro Sumi is going to be carried in a week or two along with Eternal full line and Intenze full line. They started to carry Martini Machines. I haven't used them or herd much but they look like decent Irons. I'll post more when I find out.

I think Tatsoul should set up production in the UK to cater for the massive UK/European market, which is easily bigger than the US market. ( yes seriously). The main thing that will be putting off investors/wholesalers here is the import tax. I nearly did a big deal with Stencil Stuff last year but the import tax killed it for me. The price a UK supplier would have to charge to pay this tax would put buyers off.

if they had a base here they could swallow most of the extra tax costs and they would definitely make a bigger profit because everything costs 20% more (or more) than in the US anyway.

Noz187, on Dec 16 2009, 03:22 AM, said:

There is a huge market I doubt it is bigger then the US but it would be a good move on their part.

Mario AKA mark, on Dec 15 2009, 08:14 PM, said:

We are actually planning our next move to expand our premium supplies to the UK. We are currently developing high end steel tubes and disposable tubes as we speak. The general rule is that we would begin selling here in the states for about half a year to a year before we expand the same product line to Europe. Like any new product line, there is always room for some minor improvements/upgrades in the first year that way when we do expand to the European market, we have a very solid product. That's how we've been doing with our furniture line and that's the same concept for our supplies once it is ready. Expect a TATSoul-Spearman Supply ready in the UK around winter of 2010.

*UPDATE to our Australian clients* Our Envy Needles and TATSoul chairs are now carried exclusively through www.tatink.com.au. The Envy Needles will be available some time in late January or early February. Their service and product line is unmatched. We have also added a secondary inspection process to our Envy Needles that adds even more consistency to the needles.

This post has been edited by TATSoul: 24 December 2009 - 12:11 PM

Tried the 8 traditional liner. SWEET.

looking to get some new needles to but just dont see what the difference between the trad en standard needles are.,...

i normally use tights(bug) on most of my needles and like the way they work just for colour fill( solid black) i have some probs...


so any one know the difference?


later

danny

J.D., on Dec 24 2009, 02:11 PM, said:

definitely need an european distributor!!!!

This post has been edited by Fabio M.: 25 December 2009 - 02:54 PM

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