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I’m looking at new hybrid to replace my cobra sz. The cobra is in stiff and is a ust recoil esx 480 f4 shaft. This isn’t available on the replacement I’m looking at but I’ve been advised that the Tensai AV Raw Blue 75 or the Project X Riptide 80g would be a similar shaft. Is this correct and which one would be best? I’m playing off 10 and my current hybrid goes around 210ish.


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14 hours ago, Davie81 said:

I’m looking at new hybrid to replace my cobra sz. The cobra is in stiff and is a ust recoil esx 480 f4 shaft. This isn’t available on the replacement I’m looking at but I’ve been advised that the Tensai AV Raw Blue 75 or the Project X Riptide 80g would be a similar shaft. Is this correct and which one would be best? I’m playing off 10 and my current hybrid goes around 210ish.

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