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Selling 2 Endo forged all time favourite: Epon Zero with original head cover fitted with Crazy Longest Yard- 01 Hot Black 6.4 flex @ traded Please note this Epon Zero has 'DEMO' stamped on the hosel (see photo), light scratches on the back of the top crown, some discolouration on the bottom sole (see photo), face in good condition no scuff marks Yamaha V202 Tour Model with original head cover fitted with Tour AD BB 5S @ SOLD Please note that the V202 has fine scratches on the top crown (can't tell from photo) and some 'peeling' at the hosel (see photo), otherwise in nice condition, used but not abused

Epon AF-103 9,5° head $old I also have a Crazy CRZ-460 10° head $old

Just got this in from nobmontana this weekend. http://www.tourspecg...721#entry216721 .... JBeam FX Tour 425 10* head w/headcoversquare to slightly closed 206g used but not abused. normal marks from usage.... Crazy TJ46 8.1 43.25" looks like this set up is to stiff for me. looking to trade for a jbeam 435 with crazy shaft in something around or lower than a 7.7 or so ....ILL JUST KEEP FOR NOW ... Maybe my ss will get faster... haha looks like its about 44.5" or a little over... pictures are on nobmontana's thread but i can also post pictures too if anyone would like.

ALL JDM SOLD ... will move adams else where ... close thread plz ... thanks tsg! ok finally got the bag set and no driver is apart of the set up.... s-yard .388 , PRGR egg 5 wood, and Adams Superline Super S first time selling here but sold few things over on wrx ... paypal only First up... S-Yard .388 10.5 SR stock AD Shaft .... CHEAP PRICE AT $SOLD!!!(never seen cheaper yet) good condition... little small chip on top 2nd.... PRGR Egg 5 wood Tour AD Quattro Tech 75s shaft with orange no1 grip.... $SOLD ok condition ... lead tape residue left on the bottom last is not JDM but still for sale Adams Superline Super S with stock Matrix Stiff shaft .... $75 shipped GREAT condition ... barely used buy the syard and the Prgr egg both for $525 SHIPPED! $575 for all 3 .... i need get these out of the house! OBRO!!!

Hi guys, I'm planning to buy the epon dog head cover for driver. The problem is that I'm not sure that it will fit in my newly acquired Epon dog cart bag, as I think this bag is smaller than my previous Mizuno. Even the bag is quite packed already with only 10 club (1 driver, 1 wood, 1UT, 6 iron, 1 putter) Has anyone tried it and can confirm that the bag cover can still properly zipped with the dog head cover in it? From the picture, the dog cover looked quite big. Thanks in advance

Bought this head from Tario couple month back. Jbeam FX-435 (White),Condition as new (1 round + 1 range session). Includes original white head cover (new, never used). 10.5" true loft with square face. Ordered the head at 196g, but have extra weights (factory) just in case if you want to make it heavier. SOLD

Although a longtime lover of JDM equipment, I'm new to posting here though I've been a reader for some time. And Tario has guided me through many purchases, all of which I've taken great pleasure in, including a Ryoma D-1 Premia late last year. So it was with great interest that I read his blog posting on the new S-Yard T.388 driver out of Kobayashi-san's studio. Well, I got mine at the end of last week, and have now had a chance to hit it on the range and play it at my club just yesterday. And the performance is so spectacular that I was moved to offer up this posting. As Tario says, the T.388 is a work of art, and as the perpetual grail for me has always been a search for a driver that I could work like my 3-wood, the design is particularly striking for me. At address, looking down at it, I get the sense of a stealth bomber waiting for take off. The smaller head size and shallower face immediately increased my confidence, not the opposite. And the subtle coloring strikes me as a weapon waiting in shadow. Just my kind of thing. And then the hit. No question, I've loved my Premia, and still love it. But I was thinking that better workability might trump my love of the Premia's distance. I did not expect the T.388 to compete on that stat. But, boy, was I wrong... Yes, my first drives were straight pipeline, and the trajectory is, as described, more penetrating than high. But to my surprise, at least for me, the T.388 is not just more accurate, but longer. In fact, way longer! On my club course, there is a Par-5 with a deep ravine crossing the fairway from about 240 to 260 yards out. (Great 100 year old Billy Bell design...) I've carried it twice with the Premia, but with the T.388 yesterday, it was like it wasn't even in play. When you catch it right, the ball literally explodes off the face as if powered by an afterburner. But I'm a feel kind of player. And what first intrigued me about Tario's article was the description of Characteristic Time (CT) that Kobayashi has zeroed in on. I've heard it described many times, but none better than in Tario's phrase as that "sucking in and flying out" feeling accompanied by a finely tuned sound. THAT'S what I love in a driver. And man, that's what the T.388 has nailed. The feel is like a forged iron -- soft but most powerful when struck smoothly and on plane. And the sound has me looking forward to every hit. So, accuracy, yes, without a doubt. Even on mis**ts, my experience was like Tario's with the flight staying on line and losing only slightly in distance. BUt the massive distance I was getting was a bonus I didn't expect. It might be my swing, or my preference in feel, but this thing outgunned the Premia by far. So, thank you, Tario. And I thought I would share my reaction to this club absolutely taking its place in my bag as of now. Best regards to all you guys here, too, whose posts I learn from and enjoy greatly. (If any of you are ever in the Los Angeles area, please feel free to PM me and join me for a round.) --Richard

Selling some drivers built up in my collection. This driver is long and runs for ever aqs it spins low and launches strong but its time to let it go. Head shows signs of regular use, shaft is in great shape, grip is like new (recently changed). 10* Real Loft 250CPM (7" Clamp so approx 238-242 with 5" clamp and depending on machine) Depending on who measures it, 45.25"45.5" D3 Weight wrench included (its just a hex wrench and 4 weights (3 are in the head) 6g 6g 4g 1.5g) Crazy Longest Yard Limited Head Cover. New as built would be 1450.00 + 36.00 shipping. 640.00 shipped - paypal gifted please would be appreciated. Sorry for the sub par pics... raining outside and dark day unfortunately...

Want to buy a Crazy 435 II driver 9-9.5 degree head...

Let me know if anyone is selling and the condition. Thxs.