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 |  Average Rating: 5 out of 5 No. of Reviews: 7 RRP: £60 Year: 2003 Description: Original 'Blue' shaft.
Mid/high kickpoint
2.8 degrees of torque
46" Raw length
Available in .335" and .350"
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|  | | Posted: 26/07/06 | | 'SHAFT MADE ME EAT MY WORDS' | | Strengths:
Ideal for drivers as it's long, gives huge roll and fliess quite low for a mid-trajectory shaft.
Feels as solid as most steel shafts and doesn't produce any off-putting wippy surprises or lag at the top of my swing. | | Weaknesses:
Many find these shafts too stiff, I'm sure based on feel than actual results. It's a case of what suits you. | | Overall:
OK, I used to hate graphite shafts with a passion. However, I found a very cheap V-steel 4-wood for sale and thought 'I can always change the shaft' , 30 mins later, back from the range I would have paid double what they were asking, I was almost hitting it as far as my driver!
Since that day I have shopped around and bought another two which are now being fitted to all my woods.
I tend to use small-headed drivers and hence have to buy the .350 tip size, these often need a little shim to fit snug, although this is nothing your local pro won't do for less than a tenner. It's still an issue.
My shafts are the Graffalloy blue tour version in a stiff flex, a little heavier than the standard ones but they perform the same (I just like a little more weight).
It breaks my heart to say this but maybe graphite can be good. |
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