FatMan

J, Did you get the regular or proto versions of the RC?

You using the 2 or the 4?

E, Here's T's post on the blog: http://www.golftoimpress.com/tsgs-crazy-shaft-report-may-2011/ I'm seriously going to take a look at this shaft.

Thanks for the heads up! I'll certainly try this out with mine when I get back home.

Heck! Even I would take you up on that offer.

It'll depend on what you need it for. For distance, go with the Egg Spoon.

Damn!!! Only in my dreams!

Have a V.2 back home. Talk to you soon.

A very moving experience to read this book.

Great review K! I would like to hear more of your thoughts about the Crazy FW Evolution after you've had more time with it. I have the FW80s & I'm wondering how they differ.

Epon can or used to up to a certain number of degrees. Can't remember exactly... was it 2*?

All these reviews on TSG & GTI are really great! Generally, without the opportunity to try out it can sometimes be a hit or a miss when choosing a club. I believe the feedback from all the testing helps those interested in making a more informative decision before taking the plunge. If only I wasn't half way around the world right now, I would raise my hand to volunteer for the offer to test out clubs.

Imagine if Epon had a similar program...

Hey C, I have the 1050 stiffs right now. Will the Red stiffs be comparable in flex or would the regulars be closer & will they launch lower? I'm assuming that the tips will be more stable as well?

Which Noir shaft are you going with?

Good review C! How would you compare it to the 151 and do you think that it's a huge improvement?

You can get it customized to your specs and pretty much any feature you want.

"7.4" is the flex rating that Crazy uses. Description is in the proshop: http://www.tourspecgolf.com/Crazy-Black-46-Shafts-2 How did your driver perform on it's first time out?

A video review would be great!

T, What's the difference between the regular DBs & the protos?

They look good! Were you able to notice the spin on these? I have my eye on the RC & SDJs.

That is one itsy bitsy teeny weeny driver...

Those videos are pretty cool! Tiesto's a blast from the past!!

You've seen the hype, you've read the rave reviews... I don't think there is much for me to add about this driver that has already been said by others. Just a little note: I am still putting together the pieces of my swing together after overhauling it & played very sparingly the past year or so. Which is why I was excited to get a chance try out the Ryoma demo & see how forgiving it is because I could use all the forgiveness I could get. I had a few range sessions and a little course time to get to know it a little better. I tried to focus on the head as much as possible since the shaft didn't work for me. I tried hitting it on different spots on the face other than the sweet spot & distance loss didn't seem bad. Pretty good actually. I'm not sure yet about distance gain but, it was right there with my gamer. As much as I wished, it won't cure bad swings but, the Ryoma's as forgiving as it gets! Feel wise is pretty good although, my Epon 151 still trumps it in that department. I was launching & spinning the demo & stock shaft fairly high but, that can be remedied by a lower loft & a different shaft. Punch, Pop, Whallop... I'm pretty sure you'll have your own description when you feel the back weighting kick into overdrive & power through your shot. Someone asked me if the Ryoma was worth the price tag with the stock shaft... Honestly, I believe that it would be even better & worth it to upgrade to a premium shaft (Crazy, Quadra, etc.) that fits you to make a great combo.

Find a clubmaker to blow it off for you. That way, it won't go to waste.