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Agreed on the F358 being a killer, but I use the TS358 as a driver replacement. Both killer clubs

Think it was like .355 or something. It is larger than most driver hoses...

That is why SX is a great option....

After seeing Chris's post about the Type R and the Ray H irons in the Pro Shop, I decided to check out the RomaRo website. Was disappointed to find out that the Chapter 2 was not in their 2014 web catalog. Is the Chapter 2 still targeted for this year or are they gonna delay till next?

I am not surprised it reminded you of the Stinger, both being boron shafts and all. I play the Crazy Boron in SX and am close to your SS, find it an easy to launch smooth swinging shaft. If I get too aggressive with it I'll end up hooking, but when the tempo is smooth it is one heck of a shaft. Tried a Stinger 70s but found it too loose and even the smooth swing resulted in poor play...

I don't necessarily think the technology or name recognition is at issue. At least for me, it is solely a price point thing. While I have spent more on golf equipment than I thought I would, the biggest ticket item for an singular thing is the Epon Zen. Irons are more expensive but those are not singular and involve several "components" to their price.

So for someone like Stew that use different heads for different conditions, low with rollout at Longy(I believe) to high bombers with limited rollout for the wet lush courses, would need to go through multiple fittings based on the different heads? Not poo poo'ing just trying to understand the process and expectations of performance. As to Mjr. D. and iDrive, while I agree with iDrive's comment that the perf improvement needs to be significant for me to justify the cost, I do not fault anyone for having a different price/performance mark than I do. Many of the hobbies I have been involved in, think audiophillia, has a similar characteristic. I will not spend 100k on a set of speakers but understand those that do. What I consider a modest price for incremental gain is a huge leap for someone that doesn't care about it. If you have it, spend it on what you want and enjoy. If it doesn't do anything performance wise and only bolsters your ego for having the most expensive item, have at it...

Agree with iDrive. If this were the first shaft I went into, I could see doing it at the low end as we have all spent plenty of coin trying different shafts. So this might be a tad cheaper. What I am not sure of is if the second and third shaft gets cheaper as you are not going throughout the whole process again. Also what confuses me is the shaft/head interaction. Same player, same shaft different head will get different results. Potentially, one good and one bad head. Change the shaft in the bad head and it might become the new top dog. How does this reconcile to having a single shaft that is ideal, or as was described 3 options for varying levels of control vs distance.

Ash, Any chance lie angle is off? I had to get mine bent 2* upright. i10s are a great fit, noticing they like a little extra swing lag compared to the PDG heads. Thinking it might be related to head weight.

Any news here. When might these release?

Been gaming these again for the last week or so. Really getting them dialed in for full shot distances and inside of 30yds with the 58*. The 40-80 yard range is proving harder to dial in. Spin is great yet controllable and not excessive. Had some Chikaras and George Spirits that spun too much, everything backed off the front of the green. Great finish and durable. They really let the character of the ball show through for feel off the face. Played a couple of rounds with the Callaway Supersoft and I can't say I have ever felt a wedges that soft. When playing the Cally Hex Black it is a much firmer feel.

Is the Chapter 3 prototype available yet?

Don't know about your girlfriends but mine have issues with a small 's'. That is why they aren't my girlfriends anymore.

Roddio shafts are the way to go.

By "L" shape, do you mean a blade putter a la the Epon Zen?

Wait, can I order that before he gets a chance? ;)

Please do Craig.

Title says it, prefer burning copper finish, but will consider all...

That is the cheapest one. I used to think the 4 Star ARMRQ(sp??) were extremely pricey, then I saw these...

They have been in the shop for a while now. They list ~$1300... http://www.tourspecgolf.com/prgr-2013-id-nabla-tour-forged-iron-4-pw Think there might be a set in BST too.

I was referring to the Nabla Tours, which are just a tad over double the price of the Nabla Black. But that is a great price on the Black..

Let me know when you're ready to sell the demo set, you can even keep the shafts that are in them. Those would be a no brainer at demo prices. More so than the shaft I am still hemming and hawing on in my head...

Any chance of a Nabla Tour review? Been eyeing them as another set to try... But in any case that is a good write-up and some nice looking cavity backs, if that is what you are into..

weekly bump on Chapter 2?

2* more upright now then when I got them. Not fighting the right as much and am getting more middled shots, which feel sublime...