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Yonex used to make one, think they have them in current model too...

The i-brids rock… Would agree that the ONOFFs can get highish. The 17* iBrid shoots low lasers, the 20* and 23* can get some air but more penetrating than the ONOFF.

Would love for you to tinker with the 1 and 3, putting the WBQ in the Ryoma head. That will be my build once I get to the builder...

I know I have disagrees with some but I found the original SX to be clicky. It performed very well but the sound/feel was not good compared to other wedges on the market. The new model, while it is hard to discern a difference with the grind is softer yet still crisp. In the feel department it is leaps and bounds better than the original. Performance is comparable. On some level I think the plating they put on might be the culprit in the feel department. As to the graphics, it would only bother you when cleaning it or when you were behind someone trying your club.

They are $12 in the pro shop. Shipping costs more, but I would imagine that will be true across the board.

I have the IS Series of what you are looking for. IS980 in stiff hard stepped and tipped to X 3-6 and IS990 in X for the 7-P. IS was the Proto of the Recoil line. 980 is 110g and 990 is 125g.

They should still be available in the ProShop. Assuming you are talking about the RomaRo. It is a standard production model.

I have one of those, yes. The design has not changed very much since, at least, '11.

TBP, My i-grids are packed up for a trip I can get the measurement for you next week. What I will say is that the ONOFF Type S have a deeper face than the i-Brid. So if the deeper the better than I would recommend the ONOFF. I play those as well and am very fond of their performance.

I'll give you $50 shipped for it. Don't usually play FW but for that kind of price I'd try to game one.

TBP, could you be coming in too steep on your swing?

A good builder boring the hosel is not an issue. It does not affect options as a simple shim will allow you to use whatever shaft you want going forward.

Reminds me of the TS Maru wedges.

Guys from Matrix are the brain donors.

That is the Alpina, not sure if they are making a similar deal on the Rome shaft. I believe the Rome runs ~$450 retail… There are a couple of threads about it at GolfWrx...

http://bronsonequipmentoffer.revolutiongolf.com/veylix-alpina-golf-shaft

Agreed the graphics are pretty good. Not sure what the numbers mean or their unit of measure, beyond Torque, CPM, length and weight. Seems to be high torque stiffer playing shafts. Surprised by the lack of mid 70s weight class, given the shafts in the offering.

What profile are we talking about? Flex, launch, torque, etc…?

Thanks Gandor, yes the Crazy stuff ships direct and most things are that way. I got a note from Tario that, at least my head only, Maxima will flow through TSG.

Actually I was referring to the jBeam/Crazy 435 weights. I am after 6 weights costing ~ $70 and weighing <25g. that would cost $20 to ship, but shouldn't add any significant weight to a box already being shipped. On the Maxima kit, T should be able to get you a quote on the weight kit...

It also increased drag reducing the SS by as much as 3%. That slower speed was intended to increase the release timing of the shaft causing suboptimal contact quality. Net impact was an 8 yd reduction in distance and 15% increase in dispersion.

That varies based on weight...

The jBeam 435 is horrible, Crazy 435 is where it is at...

That was a purely facetious comment. I am assuming he is talking less than 6g of tape to achieve a few SWs...