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Can any of you, experts, give me a comparasion or suggestion for these 3 shafts? Please?

Fujikura Speeder 757,
Fujikura Rombax 7v05
Aldila NV 75

all stiff flex. For the TM R7 425 9.5* stiff

My club head speed is around 100 mph
launch angle 13-15
spin around 3.500 to 4.000
I have a Quick Tempo and im more like a ball hitter than swinger.

Thanx

Im looking for more low and penetrating ball flight

Posted
IMHO the rombax shaft is the best.. its the one I use for my all my woods.. however take them for a spin on the launch monitor

Driver: Taylor Made R7 425 9.5° TP Stiff
Fairway: Taylor Made V-Steel #3 w/Fujikura Rombax Stiff
Irons: Taylor Made rac LT 4-PW shaft; Rifle Flighted 6.0
Wedges: Tayor Made rac 52° 56° 60°Utility: Taylor Made Rescue TP #3 (Aldila NV Hybid 85g Stiff)Putter: Scotty...


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  aquacooled said:
IMHO the rombax shaft is the best.. its the one I use for my all my woods.. however take them for a spin on the launch monitor

so a stock tm shaft is better than a speeder 757. yeh ok...

Driver: Taylormade R580XD 10.5*w/GD YS6+
3wood: Nike Ignite T-60 15* w/Fujikura Stiff
Irons: Cleveland TA2 3I-PW w/ DG R300
Wedges: Taylormade RAC Satin 52,56 w/DG "TP"
Putter: Never Compromise Voodoo - 34 inchHandicap: 8Low Round: 75 (+3)Age: 14Location: Deep River, Ontario, Canada

Posted
I read your question yesterday and today i was at the Q-school phase 1 qualifier at San Juan Oaks CA and i was walking with one of the players, a pro from the Canadian tour who has this same club and so i asked him about this and his response indicated that it is not the custom to replace the stock Rombax staff in pro golfing circles, so i would assume that this shaft is of very high quality and probably just as good if not better than the speeder 757 at least for this club.

after all, people are paying over $800 for this club with the Rombax, so you know it's not a cheap shaft. I believe the speeder goes for around $300, so price wise the shafts are probably much the same. Rombax technology is newer and more innovative.

I have the same driver and i would not change the shaft to a speeder, the Rombax seems exactly right but of course individual preference must be acounted for.

BTW, a great number of Q-school players are using the R7 425 TP and they say it's an awesome club.

Also a side note, everyone i asked was using the ProV1, no exceptions. However they all complained that the ball was spinning off the greens LOL. I said, use the ProV1x, but they are totally sold on the ProV1.

2009 Burner R
FT-I Fusion Squareway 3W 15* Fujikura Speeder Fit-On R
5W R7 R
FT Fusion Hybrids Draw 3/21*, 4/24*
G5 5-PW X-forged Vintage: 52.12, 56.14MDScotty Cameron: Newport 2 ProV1


Posted
i agree with the Fujikura rombax comment. If its good enough for Sergio Garcia it should good enuff for us mear mortals.

Fujikura Rombax > Speeder no doubt about it
Whats in my Bag

Driver:
Ping Rapture 9 Degree Aldila VS Proto By You Stiff Shaft 65g
3 Wood:
Titleist 906F2 UST Proforce V2 85g
Irons:
Mizuno MP-67 3-PW Dynamic Gold S300 shaftWedges: Callaway X Tour Vintage 52 and 56 lofts Dynamic Gold S300 ShaftPutter: Scotty Cameron Red XBag: Taylor Made R7...

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  overswing said:
so a stock tm shaft is better than a speeder 757. yeh ok...

Yes, it is... if we're talking about the TP model. If we're not, then that's a different discussion altogether.

Sergio and pros using an $800 club have the TP driver. I like my Rombax shafts too. And since the non-TP only has a "Reax" shaft, that narrows this down to the good shaft of the two "stock" models.

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You need a shaft the helps your game, get on a monitor and find out which one works. A factory shaft is usually the best shaft for that head, manufactors don't spend millions of $$$ on testing to put shafts in their clubs that don't give the best results. If you hit the ball 250yds with a stock shaft and change to a more expensive shaft and still hit the ball 250 yds all you got was some bragging time for having the new hot shaft.
The pros who change their shafts get PAID to use the new shafts and they get the same yardage but they pickup some pocket money from the maker of the new hot shaft. Asking us what the best shaft is will get you a different answer because we all swing different and most of us don't change shafts spending hundreds of $$$ looking for 30 more yrds and getting none.

R7 9.5 S Shaft
560 R7 quad R shaft
RAC LT irons
Scotty Cameron Pro Platinum


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