I-MIX shaft advice needed

I recently added an FT-9 neutral 9* to my bag.  It has a stiff Axis Prolaunch Blue shaft installed.  I have noticed that I get two tendencies of ball flight that I'm not seeing in my other clubs.  Basically I am fighting the high fade that hangs so much that I am loosing probably 20 yards in distance.  The other extreme is when I step on a drive I get the low pull left.  My best results is a mid-low trajectory that carries about 230 and rolls about 30 more yards.  First off, I know these problems are due to swing inconsistencies, and things I need to work out on the range.  Secondly I also need more time to work with the driver, but I do love the feel, look and sound of the driver.  I had been playing a 10.5* regular flex Mizuno MX700 for two seasons and my fairways hit on average has dropped from 70+% to about 65%.  Plus I never know where to aim from the tee box.

I see that the shaft specs for the Axis Blue "stiff"  is a 4.0, which seems rather floppy to me.

Does anyone with I-MIX experience have a recommendation or a short list of shafts to try?  I consistently swing 100 mph +/-2  and have a smooth transition from the top (when I am swinging within my myself).  I would like something within the 55-65 gram weight with good mid trajectory and a nice first bounce to get that extra roll on dry fairways. I have tried and liked the regular Prolaunch Blue and Proforce V2 in stiff shafts before , but that was in older drivers.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!!

Might consider;

Graphite Design Pershing - weight 69g, 3.4 torque, mid kickpoint.

Aldila MOI - weight 65g, 2.8 torque, mid kickpoint

Aldila VS Proto 60 - weight 63g, 3.2 torque, high kickpoint

Thanks for the advice newtogolf!  I'll do a little on line research on all those shafts.

I have a Pro Launch Platinum in a FT-IZ , fantastic combination for me, i get  a mid/low flight with plenty of roll.  See if you can try one out.

Another one I need to check out.  I know lots of advice out there says to go for carry distance in your setup.  I do like having a low trajectory at times.  Its nice to see a cut shot get on the ground and start rolling out instead of a high hanging cut that turns into a slice.  My preference is to have all three trajectories available when I need them.  I once had a KZG 325cc driver that I could hit on any trajectory just by tee height.  With the 460cc drivers, it seems I have to change setup and swing plane to adjust to what I want.  I'm looking for a shaft that I can load with a smooth 95 mph swing late or early in the round, but still be able to step on it hard (105 max for me) in the middle of a round when I'm good and loose.

I have ft-9 draw 11*, with aldila dvs 60- reg. 350. very good results. the x-com 6 stock shaft stiff is very good for higher swing speeds, as callaway r&d; dept. did alot of research for the stock shaft for the masses and not just for cost. my swing speed is 88 as I am a senior player. I also have a nike 10.5 square headed with a proto "BY YOU" which is the best shaft I have hit in 40 yrs. of golf. am looking to get one for my ft-9 I-mix.

I actually bought a "BY YOU" and I have to say it was a VERY consistant shaft.  It also had a good feel to it, tight and snappy at impact.  It was so consistant that I finally realized that I have a pretty big delofting move with my driver.  So I traded the FT9 with the original Axis shaft and the By You shaft for a R9 Super Tri 11.5* and R9 5 wood.  I couldnt be happier with either of those clubs.  I've never been able to dial a driver in so quickly.  The 5 wood was another story, but I finally have a nice setup at the top of the bag.  Lobbob2, you should definately go for the Proto. I personally felt like it had as tight of a dispersion as a Proforce V2 but with a little more pop in the FT9 head.