One of the wings of Triple Tiger (man that sounds like a corny kung foo flick) is kinda "gouged" at top of the main contact point. Nowhere near breakage inducing levels, but I'd be wary with the more fragile AR's
(and SP, I broke a Fin Tector whilst working out the best AR/SP combination to use).
That said, given the height of this combo, I generally find Triple Tiger to give the optimal attack range, and it also adds some nice lashings of upper attack to throw things around (and out of) the stadium.
As for base damage etc, other than the usual clip breakage (why didn't TT release clip boosters seriously we will run out one day), I've been checking pretty regularly, and my base
seems to be fine. It's definitely sturdier than the original, anyway.
On the off chance you somehow smack something like the top of a stadium wall extremely hard with the very end of the tip while jolting it forward for a sliding shot and it flies out (which is literally the only way to dislodge it, and it requires a very impressive level of clumsiness to pull off successfully), the tip is huge and bright red, even on thick grass it would be extremely difficult to lose. It takes a level of clumsiness that you would never see under tournament conditions, even for a half-asleep, extremely nervous me. Other forms of disassembly are infinitely more common, to sum it up.
Wear is another good thing about my SG setup too, as it protrudes more, there's more wear that can be done before you hit the base (you can wear it as far as could possibly be legal). Also, though questionably legal, once all of the main tip part wears away, there's an even wider section that comes into contact, which I imagine would be difficult to control, but very fast. It doesn't wear very quickly anyway.
Whilst a fully mint one is slightly faster and far less prone to, for lack of a better description, humping the tornado ridge and barely moving, you can basically match the speed with a worn one as long as you have a good launch anyway. In both states, it's still thousands of leagues better than storm grip.
I certainly hope it is given the thumbs up from the committee, going through "Whine about your Breaks" (which was created due to Brad breaking two uriel 2's in as many days, iirc), the desire for a way to re-use the tips after the death of the base has been desired for a long time, and by many people.
Apparently Over Attack SP were pretty good for attack? Again, a shame they weren't released elsewhere, as they also break extremely easily, and I've not been willing to try mine.