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I'm currently playing a HiBore 10.5 with the stock stiff shaft and while I like really like the clubhead, and I'm really straight with it, I also hit the ball sky high. I tested the NV65 in stiff at a demo day and I really liked the feel of the shaft but the ballflight seems to be on the opposite end of the spectrum; a whole lot lower. In reading up on this brand, it appears as if the NVS might be a happy medium between the stock shaft and the NV, is this a somewhat accurate statement?

I don' have specfics on swing speed but I can tell you that I have an average tempo, if anything my take away might be defined as a hair slower than that. I realease my wrists between mid & late and I do not pause at the top although I come close...

Am I even looking at the right shafts to begin with?
In My Bag:

Taylormade: Superquad 9.5 Aldila VS Proto 'By You' 70-S
Sonartec: SS-07 14.0 Aldila NV 85-S
Cleveland: Halo, 3i UST Irod 83-SPing: i-10 4-UW AWT-STitleist: Vokey Design Spin Milled 54.10 & 60.08Slighter: Handstamped Tacoma, 350G in Black Satin w/Sound Slot
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I have the OEM NVS on my FT-3 and lve it. I don't get a ballooning ballflight, but it is higher than my previous driver (TM R7 Quad) with the OEM stiff shaft. I also prefer the more mid/high-torque shaft as I have a smoother type swing. I did have an NV65 and to me that was waaaay too stiff and didn't like the feel at all.

Driver: Dual Point 9*
Woods: Dual Point 3-wood, T-40 5-wood
Irons: r7 TP's
Wedges: RAC TP Black 52/56/60
Putter: White Steel

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