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Epon AF-Tour Yonex Ezone MB Miura MB5003 Yururi Raw MB I would be going for those.

I've got the same setup 9.5 Ryoma V-Spec + Blue Royal Deco Stiff flex shaft. It took me about 9 holes to get into it's groove. A couple of things were tricking my mind. The first was that because it kicks vibrantly I automatically assumed it was a bit to soft for me. Because I wasn't squaring the club head up at impact leaving it right I also thought it was soft. After making a few adjustments the shaft began to do it's magic. Very nice feel to it and dare I say perhaps the best distance of any shaft I have ever had. Playing a course I am very familiar with I was landing the ball further than before and that's with the same Ryoma head and some of Japan's best shafts.

Sorry yes older 770 was made by endo. I keep getting the two confused.

Something at least milled from a solid block of japanese SUS303. Custom options like Finish, head weight, tungsten design, custom alignment, face milling, shaft and grip. The reason why companies have a separate neck piece is to save money. One block of metal can make 2-4 heads where solid block heads are 1-2. Lots of brands hide 2-piece putter heads with a weld. It's so trendy that some customers ask sasaya-san to do a weld neck. So sasaya cut's the neck off then welds it back on. I guess they are shooting for that distressed look.

Thanks! This is a club I look forward to hitting one day. I love everything in the egg series, even their womens clubs

I've hit it so has Tatsuro. Love the feel very explosive and it's got an interesting rounded heel. Very long and forgiving. It's a little circular for my taste in shape. also noticed they released the Jbeam version of the 435 CRZ II. If my crazy doesn't come in soon I will be picking up one of those. Jbeam rocks. I think it could be my 2nd fav brand for drivers only behind Ryoma.

wow parallel tips, wouldn't of expected that.

Just want everyone to know it's not the Kamui that we sell in the proshop. These are from a different Kamui, I know it's confusing but there was a split years back. The one you see in the pics has gone the mass production route while the one we sell is hand crafted.

taper tip and I think they are made by Endo.

We will be getting a few of the MB's in about a month. yea everything from Akira is cast but a couple things stand out for them. - small quantitities produced at the limits of tolerance - shape and design is pretty close to perfect. As you mention they got the shape's done right. The KS201 sat well it just didn't feel as pure. It was soft for a casting no doubt but something was missing.

yes the TC910's are made by Endo. The 710's are not as far as I know.

They are cast, if anyone is interested let me know. they come in black as well.

That's what I'm waiting on from Crazy. The FW80 & Royal Deco in la bomba white.

The fourteen's would be much more forgiving and feel better. Is this it: or is it this one:

I wouldn't say the NS950 is lower quality. It's just different and fit's a wider range of player. I get along great with NS950, one of the best feeling and easiest to hit shafts around. lots of people like it less because its a standard shaft offering. I consider it an upgrade to the standard dynamic gold shaft.

Sasaya did U.S and JPN metal lab testing on GSS vs J.I.S grade SUS303. It's the same. GSS=JSS These ingles putters look really classy. They have that old school london look to them.

The cheapest thing you can do is split the neck from the head and use a screw or weld. good feeling vibrations from impact is lost through gaps, holes, and screws.

I've seen these over the years. It's a very similar process to how TP mills produced putters. If your a collector it's an interesting purchase. As far as performance go's the sweet spot's are small. I consider these handmade as the CNC is controlled by Hand like Gold's Factory does.

We have the first ever Royal Deco shaft's coming in that custom white soon.

We have Dr. Darren around here somewhere. He's a nano scientist and has actually worked with golf OEM's. Hopefully he reads this and can chime in. We go to the nano fair every year. It's the same time as the Tokyo Golf Show and even in the same building. Lot's of golf applications. From what I understand is the "good stuff" is too expensive for mainstream golf applications today. If it's considered expensive in Japan it's totally out of reach for the U.S. Expect to see it in golf ball covers first. Let's hope Japan's economy flourishes because when it does every industry see's a boost of new tech.

I suggest comparing Boron Fiber to Carbon Fiber. 80T is just the press weight of the flat carbon prepeg. btw 80 ton isn't the big deal as 1200T can be found at nearly the same price. What's special about the 80T carbon in high end shafts is the Japanese manufactures that produce it and the technique. Boron's time has come and gone. In aerospace, golf, bicycling, etc.. Advanced and hybrid fibers in particular carbon fibers have replaced it. Boron is a very limited application where as CF has a lot of attributes that can be manipulated. Boron is a very rigid and strong because the process is started with a string of tungsten and the boron is created around it through a process. In some application's its as hard as a diamond. on a scale of 1-10 and a 10 is diamond hard it's a 9.5 That said it isn't as strong as newer high modulus carbon fibers. Boron and Carbon fibers can also be very dangerous the fibers are so thin and sharp they can be carried by bloodstream and in military applications have been the cause of aneurysm's brain and pulmonary. be careful when cutting! How it applies to the golf shaft. Not very well, It's inconsistent in flex, weight, and durability. Boron always has structural defects and morphological irregularities. It does not conduct vibration as well as carbon either. Boron is very expensive because of the tungsten string in the center. The Future is in hybrid mixes of carbon fibers as well as carbon nano tubes. While we are on this topic another interesting tid bit is Graphite vs Carbon Sheets. During the heat treatment process if carbon fiber is heated above 2500*C it becomes graphite. It's bonds break and it reorganizes into a more stable graphite form. Here is a link if you want to get a general overview of this: Click Here

For distance I think crazy is top's For max carry I think crazy is tops For accuracy I'm a big fan of the Bangvoo I haven't shafted the Royal Deco yet. Appreciate the review JMCMB! you've got me excited!

I'm thinking 9.5 w/ Royal Deco shaft myself. I need to make up my mind soon or I will miss the window.

Just buy a white board if you can't find the stinger. Same shaft minus the boron. For me it's the Bangvoo (non 787), I've played both and even swinging 105 the stinger is not what I call user friendly.

My suggestion to everyone who want's them is to get them now. 15 yards longer than the current Ryoma driver. 30 over other drivers. I can't imagine. They are almost gone gone.