is a stiff or regular shaft betterI am 76
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Shafts depends on swing speed and ability. I suggest you go to local pro and have him or her measure your swing speed. Buying wrong, either way can result in bad day on the course. Good luck.
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I'm also 76 and use regular graphite shafts on all my clubs. I sense that a senior shaft on my driver would increase my club head speed but experiments have demonstrated lose of control. I'm a bogie golfer (+/- a few strokes).
2042528
The shafts are an inch longer than my old clubs and took some getting used to. I still choke up sometimes on tight shots and helps. My Rocketballz 3 wood is 17 degree vs 15 on my old one, but surprising is lower flight. I do see improved distance with the Rocketballz.
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Theere are two different shaft sizes that I know of. One is for the 5/8 inch diameter shaft and it is slightly larger than the .625 shaft diameter shaft. The other is for the 3/4 shaft on the motor and it again slightly larger than the shaft to slide over the .750 inch motor shaft. The od is imaterial but one is 1.215, the other is 1.350 inch.
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It has to do with the size of the arrow. The larger the number the thicker the carbon is. I use the 75/95 and 100 grain tips the shafts are very stiff in flight and fly very flat. The smaller sizes will flex more during flight and will flex even more with heavier grain tips my Father used the 55/75 with 125 grain tips and he found that the shafts flexed too much and we're not accurate enough for his bow. So, he ended up shortening his draw length by one notch and changed to a string loop instead of a regular nock on his string, then went to 100 grain tips and he found that it made the arrows more accurate.
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Yes, they should , make sure you get the correct mid shaft, yonaka sells it
2069359
Hello, We do carry a 8mm shaft. How long are you looking for we have a 30" 10" 13" in the mm we have 330mm 406mm 495mm Thank you
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Shaft????? Or shank, If you talking about the shank yes it is very solid, However didn't work my truck because it has a 10inch lift, so the shank was too short , so I had to buy another shank, which was a longer one that cost me about $200. If u have a non lifted truck or a small lift on it you'll be fine .
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The bushings that you see are made to fit many different size shafts, but I am not sure how many millimeters. If I remember they will fit four different sizes.
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its a 55 gram shaft with a soft tip its a great driver and i have gained distance ,its a very workable to hit a cut or draw.the finish doesn't have glare coming off the top .if you buy you will be very happy
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Actually there are several choices of shafts available depending on your level of play and usage of the driver, (long drive contests). Each different shaft has less lateral torque specs and different kick points, (flex points). The shafts can make the driver cost than 3x more than with the stock. Consult a pro golf shop first if you feel your level of play warrants a different shaft, then order from Amazon the appropriate club. RC
933835
I think it works great. Had mine for several years now and use it several times a week. Not sure how it compares to the stiffer but I would buy this one again. If that helps.
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I would say it is smooth and requires some torque to move it. A bit stiffer than I thought it would be but not to the point being unhappy. After some use I didn't and do not really notice it. Definitely stiffer than my 18-200.
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You are really comparing apples to oranges but for the short answer: Different tool for different uses. Long answer: The 76 is a direct drive or motor driven clipper that has detachable metal blades. The fast feeds are direct driven and if you want different cutting lengths you have to use the cheap plastic attachments. I quit using the 76 because they are so loud and heavy IMO and opt for better models available. I typically start out using a motor drive and end up using the fast feeds.
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Hi, The shafts are 1 inch shorter from standard length.Let us know if you have any questions. Thank you.
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Light weight shaft to increase speed. I play different shaft weight, kick point, regular or stiff, based on weather, head, courses. Some shaft is regular but play like stiff. Not all shafts are the same.
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Depends on if it's an older style one or newer. The newer ones are made of a stiffer plastic but have the same hole setup.
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The answer is yes. I was able to use all my Classic 76 blades with the 97. The only difference between the 76 and 97 is the voltage.