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I should get this shaft just because I could play a shaft that says X-Flex:tsg_smiley_muscle:. Hahaha. Just kidding.

Great review Pete. Thanks. So, it seems as if they are really a bit softer than the stated flex. Can you say something about the spin with that shaft? I have finally been able to hit a few drives on Ping's trackman (indoors) at a golf show here in Germany and it confirmed that I was spinning it way too much. Spin was aroun 3500 + rpm. Well, that was with the G15 and their stock regular shaft (which might have something to do with it). I found out that I swing around 98-100 mph, which is faster that I though I would. Maybe that shaft might work for me, since I don't swing it nearly as fast. Have to think about it.

Cool, can't wait, Pete. Didn't know you actually bought it.

It's been a while since the last post on this shaft. Any more feedback on it? Tario mentioned it specd out very soft. Was it just a faulty shaft? Any feedback on would be very much appreciated. For that price for a 90T shaft, I'm almost tempted to pull the trigger.

Good stuff, Stew. Nice to finally see a face behind all the knowledgeable posts.

Oh boy, if I had a money sh*t#ng donkey I'd be all over this one.

Yepp, tell me about it;) I got really lucky about a year ago to find one brand new.

Thanks Stew. I have an almost unused 56° here myself that I managed to get new for a bargain (about 80 USD) about a year ago. Now I'm looking for a matching 60° (or maybe also a 52°).

Looking for a 2007 Yamaha Inpres X Wedge 60° (or possibly 52° as well). I know it's a very old model, but if someone has one laying around, let me know. Condition should be very good. I'm talking about the model showing below, just in 60° or 52°. Could be head only or shafted. Doesn't matter. I also have an Epon 210KGX 56° shafted with a NS Pro WV105 for anyone interested in a trade.

Hey Stew, still have the Roddio in my Yamaha Driver. Works and feels good to me. Would love to hit it on a launch monitor though to compare numbers. I'd be interested in spin numbers. Tend to spin the driver too much.

Not sure how the new one plays (coz I have never hit it) but the old Egg Spoo is not made to keep the ball down. It carries forever but the trajectory is high. Supo67 from the Forum here can chime in here. He has tons of experiences with the Eggs.

I know this is a really old post. I was wondering if there is anyone that has some of these wedges laying around (in great condition) or that can possibly get them still new (???). I would like to have them. I personally own a 56° myself and it's fantastic. Crazy amout of spin. I'm actually looking for a 52° or 60°. Not even sure they had a 60° LW in that line up back then.

Sounds like a fun place to go to ;)

Nice sticks. I really envy you. I loved the looks of last year's model. But this one doesn't look bad either;)

Would be interested in how the Tour AD DJ plays. Have you hit it yet, T?

Just checked out their website. Although I do not speak any Japanese, I think I understood that the angle of gravity is a stunning 39°. That would explain why all of S. misses were hooks, wouldn't it?

Agreed. I'm not keen on the design either. Also the face shape isn't my favorite either. But if it performs...

I really should stop read reading your reviews, S. It always leaves me wanting this and that. Oh boy. I think I saw the other day a shaft video review from Golf Digest Japan for the GD DI-6. If I'm not mistaken, the shaft was in a ryoma driver head. But not the all black one. Have a look: http://www.golfdigest.co.jp/golftv/gear/itouryoudan/shaft/101201_01.asp

I use Sharpro Dual Compound Cord Rubber Golf Grips on my clubs. They are basically exatly like the golf pride NDMC, just for a fraction of the price. I get them for about 3 Euro a piece here in Germany.

They're only for woods. It says for a .335 tip. Price is about 1.30$ a piece plus 12.25$ shipping to Germany (just estimates due to exchange rates). Don't know if they ship internationally.

So, I guess they are not junk?

While surfing the internet, I stumbled upon the brand Romaro. Apparantely Made in Japan. They are also rather pricey. Does anyone have any experience with those clubs (woods and irons)? Where are they forged?

First of all, welcome to this forum. As you can see I shortened your post to your "crucial" statements ;) Well, it's gonna be tough to keep your word on that ("It is going to be a set I want to keep.") since you found this forum. I was sort of in the same boat when I found this forum. Just interested in equipment at firt. Now I find myself wanting new equipment every 2 hours;) hehehe. Sorry that I can't really help you. But I'm sure a lot of knowledgeable people will chime in to help you out.

Hey guys, found this thai site on the internet. It's has some LM numbers for different shafts. Shafts tested were: - MAMIYA ATTAS 5 R. - MITSUBISHI DIAMANA ILIMA 60 R. - FSP MX-4N R - FSP MX-4N R. - QUADRA FIRE EXPRESS 65 SR. - FUJIKURA MOTORE SPEEDER VC5.0. - SUPERIO HM-50T R. I thought I share this with you guys. Might be interesting to some. Enjoy. Here the link http://translate.google.de/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=th&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.customcraftgolf.com%2Fqa%2Findex.php%3Ftopic%3D278.0

Hey guys, I might have a solution for anyone wanting an Epon ferrule. Take a look at these: https://shop.clubmategolf.com/product_info.php/products_id/324/XTCsid/5gn8tilja0fe4kdnabo9fajgp0 The shop is in Germany (I live in Germany). They are not original epon ferrules, but I think they look similar, at least in the pictures. I haven't seen them in person yet. So, I can't tell if they are any good. If there are enough people interested, I could organize a bulk order. Just an idea. Let me know if you guys are interested and we'll see from there. Oh by the way, in case anyone is wondering. I have no ties to that shop. In fact I have never ordered anything there.