3.5 out of 5 stars.

These arrows are grooving. ^^
I like the black-red-sepia color scheme, and to take a peace symbol for "precision select" is quite original in my opinion.
For my taste the animated cursors are a bit too nervous.

(... took me a while to write this review. Had to watch the dancing arrows.
Hit a few keys, look at the arrows. Hit a few keys, look at the arr... and so on.) Peace!

@Number17:
Thanks for the kind & honest review that I felt had some humorous undertones in it. I love the adjective, "nervous," quite befitting. BUT, you get use to them and nervous falls prey to kooky and you find that off-the-wall wallpaper, marry it to eclectic sound bytes and, now, you're the cornerstone of the office. The staple of style and creative fashion! LOL Seriously, thanks again!

*A general note: As most of you know, making dancing cursors or static cursors is not an easy task. Simply because it's time consuming. And the more intricate and creative you get, the longer you stare at each pixel, moving and changing colors to get it just right. People love cursors & icons, I salute you!

Peace!

4.5 out of 5 stars.

lol...

Nice use of color.
I have a problem using much other than crosshair precision.
I find your precision a bit too busy for my taste.
Overall this is an excellent cursor set!
Your busy is quite unique.
You really made a nice cursor set! Outstanding job!

@cdl:
Thanks for the kind & generous review! I should note, if a cursor needs to be 'adjusted' just load it in RWcursor editor and modify. Or if you leave me note, I'll do it for you. As 2016 approaches, I've been hard at work building cursor sets and currently have a new one for each month, possibly two... As well, I have a few reloaded, legacy sets that you just can't find anymore? Real nice ones! And, of course, I put my own spin to them & added bonus cursors.

Happy New Year!!!

All the Best!