BIGWASP 9RS Disposable Tattoo Cartridges - 9 Round Shader (20 Pack) Review

This is my #1 line art tool. Yes, it's technically a shader, but you can use shaders small enough for thick lines. The size is not thin enough to have a neckline, but don't think too much that you can't do a double line. Also better quality than some of the other cartridge needles I've used. boo Will definitely buy again and again

Big Wasp cartridges are amazing! The quality is impeccable and the price is the best! As a licensed artist, Big Wasp is everything I buy and everything I recommend to other artists. They offer fast shipping and prompt responses from customer service. My entire shop has switched to large Wasp cartridges since I introduced them and I highly recommend them!

I've been using Bigwasp for a few years. I have no claims. Amazing value for money. Works as well if not better than some branded cartridges that cost four times the price. If you're used to cartridges, you've probably noticed that the larger inserts (9, 11, 14) are more difficult to insert. I use this 9RS in cartridges to get the look of a fat 9RL on the needle bar.

I'm new to cartridges. I've seen a lot of bad reviews about these cartridges. I bought it used and had no problems. No burrs. No random plastic parts. Easy to change ink packs. Good is awesome, but also good with disposable grips. I like the adjustable handle, you can adjust the needle where you want, I'm sticking with products with big wasps, the shipping was fast, no plastic shavings after more than an hour of use, but they are easier to replace quickly.

I'm new to cartridges. I saw a lot of bad reviews about it, bought it, used it and had no problems, no burrs, no random plastic parts, easy to change. I use the big wasp adjustable handle which is great but also good with disposable handles. I like the adjustable handle, you can adjust the needle where you want. per hour, but they are easier to change quickly

I ordered a few boxes and about 8 out of 20 needles got stuck in me and wouldn't come out. I thought it might be my machines running too hard but then I tried to open some of them and push with my finger and they got stuck and wouldn't come out. They also rattle a bit, which I found a bit annoying. I also wish they had a larger selection of bands because the liners seem to be very tight and I would prefer the looser band option for my tattoo style.

These are good for packaging on small areas but I found them to be of rather poor quality. I'm still a fairly new learner and am trying to find a good inexpensive brand to play with, but this really sucks. Every stroke no matter what technique I used was very inconsistent and looked very scratchy. I wanted to use them for light shading in the mask, the first photo of the brows I applied was with these needles and you can see how bad it looks. And the second ear pic was what I was able to do…