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I was trying to search over the internet for some review on this shaft , and i havent been able to find any so far , thing is that im looking for a pink shaft for my driver , so far i have 2 choices which are , Grafalloy Prototype Bimatrix , and Aldila NV 65 which also comes in pink.

Right now the driver i use is a Titleist 905S and as for my shaft it's an Aldila NV 65S (Green) so i know that if i get the same Aldila but in pink i wont have to take any chances cause i know the shaft and it's working pretty good for me .

So im just looking for some reviews or feedback from people who actually tried the shaft , or maybe a website reviewing this shaft cause so far i havent been able to find anything beside spec sheet and papers from Grafalloy.
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Shafts are the kind of thing that are very unique to everyone. If the Aldila NV 65S works for you, that's your shaft.

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Nah that's for sure , but i would like to have some feedback on this shaft from people who tried it , I mean if everyone hate the shaft well you are more likely to not like it either but if everyones loves it , there's a good chance that the shaft is good , doesn't mean it's gonna fit you or you're gonna like it but it has a better chance than the other shaft .

I always try the shaft before buying it , the problem is that i did not find any store near me who had this shaft in stock , you gotta order it (im in canada,quebec) , and i don't wanna spend a 100$+ for a shaft i won't like . so knowing that the grafalloy prototype is a good shaft i would put energy in finding a place where they have that shaft in-stock so i can try it .
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Actually i tried calling golf Town , and some other retailers around me and most of them don't even have this shaft yet , and the few of them who have this shaft in stock , don't have any demo driver to go along with the shaft so it's actually impossible to try this shaft yet (most of the people i spoke to told me that it would take something around 4-5 month before getting driver that comes with this shaft) ,so you gotta buy it , and take a chance before you know if you'll like it or not... So i guess ill have to go with the Aldila
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.... Bimatrix shafts aren't really new ... they're just being "re-introduced" into the market - again.

Adams had them in their woods from 2000/2004(?) on and off from True Temper in their ST line .. they didn't know it at the time, but it was their first attempt to go hybrid .... and they are a pretty good shaft, and I still play one in the last of my woods (gone to hybrids) which is a Adams Bimatrix ST #7 22* ...

I agree with Erik .. shafts aren't really numbers and graphs, it's a personal feel ... this is a shaft you "really" need to "try before you buy" .. unless you have a 100mph+ swing speed you could be wasting your money - but what do I know ....

I've seen them already for sale at Diamond Tour Golf for $79 and if you wait til' the winter time, I have a feelin you'll be able to buy one for $45 or less ....... in my stupid opinion, I would go with the Aldila ..


I hope this helps:


Grafalloy BiMatrx Prototype Driver
$79.00
Flex: RegularStiffX-Stiff

Quantity:

Overview Specifications Warranty Quantity Discounts The Grafalloy Prototype BiMatrx Driver allows golfers to increase the loft of their Drivers by as much as 30% while offering a 20% reduction in spin rate. This unique combination produces the ultimate marriage of high launch and low spin resulting in incredible carry and roll. This is the shaft being used by the number one golfer in the world today and the PGA Tour's longest hitters.
Specifications Available Flexes Bend Point Launch Angle Color Shaft Length Torque Weight (gr) Tip Diameter Butt Diameter Parallel Tip Section
Regular Mid Mid Black 46" 2.9 77 .335 Parallel .600 8"
Stiff Mid Mid Black 46" 2.9 78 .335 Parallel .600 8"
X-Stiff Mid Mid Black 46" 2.8 80 .335 Parallel .600 8"


Flex Chart Flex Driver Swing Speed (MPH) Carry Distance (Yards)
Regular 88-98 215-250
Stiff 98-110 250-285
X-Stiff 110-125 285-320

All shafts sold by Diamond Tour Golf are covered by a lifetime warranty against breakage under normal playing conditions. Normal wear from play is not covered by any warranty.
Quantity Discounts 1-4 pcs. 5-10 pcs. 11+ pcs.
$79.00 $75.00 $71.00
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Shop by Phone: 1-866-GOLF-123







whats in the bag.??

Driver: Tour Edge Jmax 460 Carbon with the Fuji Vista Pro 50 shaft.
Woods: only one left after switching to hybrids - Adams ST #7 22*.
Hybrids: Tour Edge 21*, 24*, 30*, 41* and the 50* Attack Wedge with the Fuji graphite R shafts.
Wedges: Warrior 56*, 60*, 64* with the Harrison Shafts.
Putter: Ping Anser 2F.
balls: Dunlop Super Loco, Maxfli Noodles - or any "good" ball when it goes on sale ...



Home course: Grey Hawk.
travel course: Tobacco Road (Pinehurst).

Whats in the bag.?

Driver: Tour Edge 10* Jmax 460 Carbon with the Fuji Vista Pro 50 shaft/and, the Burrows 10.5* MAC 421cc with the Grafalloy Pro Launch 55 shaft.
Woods: only one left after switching to hybrids - Adams ST #7 22*.
Hybrids: Tour Edge 20*, 24*, 30*, 36*, 41* and the 50* Attack Wedge...
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Tsukihime, check the golfsmith website at: http://www.golfsmith.com/ps/products/6802w

The three reviews there were all 5 stars out of a possible 5. I played with a guy 2 weeks ago who had the Snake Eyes 600 Ti driver head on this shaft. I started talking to him about it and he let me hit it. Let's just say that I've been playing the same Callaway Great Big Bertha with the factory stiff shaft for the last 9 years....I've had no reason to switch until now. I hit that club set up so well that I went out and purchased the components and just put it together today. Waiting for the epoxy to cure before I hit it.

I have a quick swing and hit drives of 300+ multiple times during a round. With my Callaway shaft I find that if I swing to quick the shaft feels like a rubber band....not with the graffaloy bi matrix though. I'm able to swing harder and keep the ball straighter than I was before.

That's just my two cents....I liked it enough to go out and buy it.

Good luck.
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Tsukihime, check the golfsmith website at:

So someone named "jbgolfsmith" says "go to golfsmith.com" with a strong product recommendation? Hmmm.

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Golfsmith is truthfully the only place to order this shaft without any hassle. So, don't blame golfsmith guy for giving good references.

As for the shaft, I have the stiff one (pink of course)

I love the "WHOA's" and "ahhhh, you queer" from people I play with

Then I knock it past them all and they all shutup

I have the SnakeEyes TI460 10.5 degree head in it. Weighting is superb, launch angle is good, and I carry it just as far as my old G2 with ProLaunch Blue shaft, but with a straighter flight. The only thing is I have trouble shaping the ball with my 105-110 mph swing speed. When I shape I like to slow it down, and this shaft requires all of what I have to put into it. So, hope that helps...
Ping i15 8.5 Stock Stiff
Titleist 906F2 13* w/UST V2 FW 92g X

Titleist AP2 3-GW (KBS Tour)
Cleveland CG14 Black Pearl (56/60)

Titleist Cameron Futura 34" & Titleist ProV1x
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