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Nike VR Pro Drivers and Fairway Woods - What's the difference between the Limited Edition and the STR8 Fit version

rehmwa

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rehmwa Super Member

rehmwa

Other than the obvious - (Str8 Fit vs glued, and the shaft choices) of course.

And the expectations for performance.

I really enjoy my VR Pro Limited Fairway woods (3W and 5W, with Ahinas - Stiff) so much, that when I saw the VR Pro Str8 Fit Driver on closeout (with PX 6.0 shaft), I snatched it right up.

I've played the driver now and am happy with the choice (in just 27 holes my fairways hit went up and the 18 was the best round I've ever had, so maybe I just had a good weekend).  But I wonder what else differentiates the models and how it would apply to my game.

anyone know the details - the info is strangely hard to google (I think the Limited driver is also 20cc's smaller => might imply a more workable design for a slightly more advance player?)

Bill - 

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Gilly Established Member

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Originally Posted by darkstar76

I think the Limited Edition face is 2* open along with what you mentioned-- the slightly smaller head size.

They're actually 1* open.

As mentioned by the OP...the size, custom shaft options, hozel lengths, face and graphics is about all that I'm aware of.

Irons - nike.gif Forged Blades / Project X 7.0

Driver - nike.gif VR Pro Ltd. Edition 8.5° / FUBUKI Alpha 70x

Wood - nike.gif SQ 3+ 13° / Stock Diamana S-Flex
Wedges - cleveland.gif Tour Action Gunmetal Reg 588 54° & 60° / DG S400
Putter - White Hot XG 2-Ball F7

Bag - nike.gif SQ Tour Carry

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