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Have you hit them? If so, how do they fell, ball trajectory, etc.

I used to play the Modus3 and agree it has a very soft feel for steel. Great shafts, but I am graphite for life.

I am really looking for a graphite shaft that is less workable, and curves less. Looking for a graphite shaft that mainly goes straight, even when I don't want it to.

Thanks for the review. I was starting to ponder new shafts myself. I have to play graphite due to elbow tendonitis that required surgery 2 years ago. Right now, I am playing the Recoil Prototypes and I really like them, but wonder if there is a better option out there. I was considering the MCI, but you may have squashed that desire. The other graphites I am considering: Roddios, Accra Tour iron shaft, and hard stepping my existing Recoil 110 Prototypes F4, rather than straight in. Chris mentioned the Crazy iron shafts, but that may be prohibitive from a cost standpoint.

I just posted my experience with the Yururi Tataki wedge last week. I have a 59.5 degree wedge that I use out of the bunkers and around the greens. It is fantastic.

I like my Recoil prototypes, but my interest has been raised in MCI, Roddio, and Crazy. Is there a way to get an individual one of each of these shafts and test them to see what is best for my swing?

Maybe the grind just matches my swing and our course conditions, but I have yet to chunk a shot with it, and I have gained a lot of confidence with my chipping just by using it. Maybe I will send Tiger one.

I bought a Yururi Tataki 58.5 degree head from Chris back in the fall, and haven't been able to use it until the past 3 weeks. I am in love with this thing. It actually measures 59.5 degrees and the feel is just soft. I use it out of the bunkers and around the greens. The grooves are spectacular; typically one or two bounces then stops. The grind is just perfect for opening it up in the rough and sliding it under the ball. I have had two hole outs from very tough short side positions where my playing partners were sure I was dead. I prefer the grind of this wedge, to the Yururi Raw Gekku wedges. If you haven't tried this one yet, you absolutely need to put it on your list. You won't be disappointed.

I have my Epon AF302 shafted with Recoil Proto 110 and love them. Not sure why it doesn't work for you, but maybe this just isn't the best shaft for your swing.

Do you know how I move it?

I am looking for a single Epon AF302 left handed 6 iron head. I want to test different shafts, and see which weight and style shaft suits my swing the best. I would like to compare to my existing set up. Thanks!!

Good luck. Hope you find one.

Got it done, and all went well. They needed to be bent 1 degree upright. He used a brass bending bar to do it. Thanks guys!

Loving my Musashi

Good luck. Mine will be in the bag until they are no longer playable.

Any left handed clubs?

Thanks guys. I forwarded a link to this thread to my fitter so he can use all these good ideas.

I have a bigger problem; I am paying someone else to endlessly mess with my equipment.

Have you done it before?

So it looks like the lie angle on my Copper Epon AF302's needs to be adjusted. I am worried that bending the hosel to adjust the lie angle may crack the copper finish on the Epon. Does anyone have any experience with this?

I went out in the winter and hit my Maxima Type V on a cold day; 40 degrees. It was flying close to my summer distances. I think we all get alittle too caught up in the low spin driver craze. This driver is more of a medium spin head, but seems to find the fairway or close to it, even on mis**ts. Over the course of a round, I think that is more valuable than a low spin head that puts you 10-15 yards further down the fairway, or 10-15 yards further in the trees.

Let us know what you think. Very interested to see if everyone's rave reviews are accurate, or does this just perform closer to the JDM shafts we are all already familiar with?

It's not an apples to apples comparison, but the 110 msi is closer to an 80T shaft; the 125msi would correlate closer to a 90T.

I have been told that they play on the strong side of a flex, but not a full flex more.

Just thought I would share pictures. same shaft indoor and outdoor. Becomes an indigo color when exposed to UV light.