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Do shafts get old and change over time, use, heat from the trunk or garage... Is a 5-year old PX 5.5 likely to perform exactly like a new PX 5.5? Assuming you don't bend them, will they perform the same "forever" even if they have been played a lot?

I'm looking at buying a used iron in part to test the shaft. Will it be a far test if the shaft is old but not abused? I also have a great Accra driver shaft in my garage that is about ten years old. Is it likely as good as new?

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Mizuno MP-53 irons 5Iron-PW AeroTech i95 shafts stiff and soft stepped once/Mizuno MP T-11 50.6/56.10/MP T10 60*

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extra/alternate clubs: Mizunos JPX-800 Pro 5-GW with Project X 5.0 soft-stepped shafts


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As long as the graphite shaft is not cracked, there is no sign that the layers are peeling off the shaft and it's not exposed to high temperatures for a long period of time, shafts will last a long, long time.  Just a myth that shafts "wear" out of fatigue.

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