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I got a non i-mix driver, and i want to upgrade the shafts, and i was wondering what were some good high kick, stiff to x stiff shafts. I havent really done shaft shopping for a while, becasue of the i mix system, so thanks for your help. Price is not an object, i just need a better shaft.
By the way, it is the r7 Limited driver, and i know that the shaft is nice, but its regular flex and not for me...

In my vaporlite carry bag
DRIVER ft-5. 9* Mitsubishi Diamana BlueBoard 73 X-stiff
FWY WOOD: 980F 15 EI-70 X Stiff
Hybrid: Burner tour launch 4 hybrid
IRONS mp-57 4-pw with project x 6.5 shaftsPUTTER: Rossa Classic AGSI+ Monte Carlo WEDGES vokey spin milled oil can 52.08, 58.12Niblick 42*


Posted
The Graphalloy ProLaunch Red and Blue are great shafts and they stiff flex is stiffer than most stiff shafts are

Posted
Try the Aldilla NV 65 green shaft I had it recommended to me by a few people tried it bought it love it.

Mizuno mp 630 9.5 Mitsubishi Fubuki stiff
Taylormade R7 RE*AX 55g Stiff
Taylomade Rescue mid 19* Light metals 95g
Mizuno MX25 4 -52*Gap True Temper Dynalite S/L
Mizuno MP-T 56* / 60*Odyssey White Hot Tour # 1


Posted
how do you like your whiteboard? That's what I would recommend.

Driver: Tour Burner TP 9.5* Whiteboard Stiff
Hybrid: Rescue Dual 19*
Irons: 4-pw Mp-32 S300
Wedges: Vokey Spin Milled 56* and 60*
Putter: Newport 2 34" 340gBall: Pro-V1 or NXT-tourShoes: Adidas Tour 360 LTD


Posted
The whiteboards are sick...
I will either try the Aldilla NV 65 green or just stick with the Whiteboard....thanks guys...
~Chris

In my vaporlite carry bag
DRIVER ft-5. 9* Mitsubishi Diamana BlueBoard 73 X-stiff
FWY WOOD: 980F 15 EI-70 X Stiff
Hybrid: Burner tour launch 4 hybrid
IRONS mp-57 4-pw with project x 6.5 shaftsPUTTER: Rossa Classic AGSI+ Monte Carlo WEDGES vokey spin milled oil can 52.08, 58.12Niblick 42*


Posted
I regularly play with two guys who have the Aldilla NV 65 green shaft. It suits them great, however it seems like it'd be a bit light/whippy for someone desiring a shaft with some serious spine. The same can be said for my driver shaft...it's stiff rate....but it's very lively....great for me, but someone with a little more swingspeed most likely wouldn't like it.


I've always been under the impression that the White Board was an awesome shaft for those with the high swingspeeds.

I don't have a clue as to what is out there for the I-Mix driver. Seems like a cool concept, though. I can see where it'd be handy to have a winter shaft and a summer shaft.....windy day shaft and normal shaft.....etc.
909D Comp 9.5* (house MATRIX OZIK XCON-6)
Burner Superfast 3 & 5 woods (house MATRIX OZIK XCON-4.8)
G15 Hybrid 23* (AWT shaft)
G5 5 iron-PW-46*, UW-50*, SW-54 & LW-58 (AWT shaft)
Studio Select Newport 2 Mid SlantGrips: PING cords & Golf Pride New Decade Multi-Coumpound Bag: C-130...

Posted
I use the Speeder 757 in stiff. When I go to X-stiff, I try to overpower it. The 757 is a 75 grain shaft, instead of stock 65 grain shafts. The extra weight is what I needed. My swing speed is just over 110 mph.

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Oban, Oban, Oban!! I highly reccommend this shaft. I have the Devotion 04 flex, 75gm tipped .75 inches and love it. I have it installed in a Ping Rapture 9*. I had a problem with balooning and this cured it immediately. I would definetly check these out. I can not speak for the Revolution series but have heard great things about them as well.

What's in my bag?
Driver Rapture 9.0* Oban Devotion 75G.
5 wood 904F
Hybrid Rapture 21*
Irons MP-60'SWedges Vokey SM 58 oil can. 54* TOUR-W, Solus 51*Putter Squareback You have to go out, but you don't have to come back.


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