Posted September 18, 201113 yr I am thinking about getting a preomium driver head, a CRAZY, Jbeam, Kamui or even a Ryoma. Ive been checking out Stews tests and comments on the Crazy 460, and kinda like the idea of a friendly, easy to hit and large bomber, paired with a low launch/high kick point shaft. But it seems a bit difficult to get hold of a decent review on the 450 version? Its still one of the "current" drivers on the Crazy website and Im wondering how it compares to the 460? I noticed its not in the Pro Shop too. Is it lower launching and lower spinning?
September 19, 201113 yr its really low spin and low launch. very hard to work the ball its very long. one of the longest ive hit lots of roll. ur not going to hit effortless soring bombs withte 450, but u wll with the 460 oh yes indeed uwill. the450 sets up prertty well as well at address its a bit more rounded than the 435, looks a bit more user friendly than the 435 as well. ill play this driver in big wind no probs. of with a slightyl lower lighter shaft .
September 19, 201113 yr Author its really low spin and low launch. very hard to work the ball its very long. one of the longest ive hit lots of roll. ur not going to hit effortless soring bombs withte 450, but u wll with the 460 oh yes indeed uwill. the450 sets up prertty well as well at address its a bit more rounded than the 435, looks a bit more user friendly than the 435 as well. ill play this driver in big wind no probs. of with a slightyl lower lighter shaft . Ok, so a 9.5 460 with a heavier, low torque and low launch shaft would be an easy to hit bomber then I guess? If I dont want that mega super high trajectory I mean, but still highish with a chance of some roll out? Or maybe a head thats 8.5-9 degrees? Otherwise a 450 with a shaft that is a bit lighter and tip active? Which one of these two combos would you go for?
September 19, 201113 yr The 450 is not nearly as popular and it is in fact a re-branded George Spirits driver. At the time Crazy only had the 435 and 450, the 435 far outsold the 450 and even Crazy recommended the 435 to us over the 450. Now compared to the 460, the 460 is a more forgiving driver and much easier to launch. It is more of a distance driver compared to the 450. The 460 has a high trajectory but still rolls out thanks to low spin. But a lower loft would certainly help.
September 19, 201113 yr Author The 450 is not nearly as popular and it is in fact a re-branded George Spirits driver. At the time Crazy only had the 435 and 450, the 435 far outsold the 450 and even Crazy recommended the 435 to us over the 450. Now compared to the 460, the 460 is a more forgiving driver and much easier to launch. It is more of a distance driver compared to the 450. The 460 has a high trajectory but still rolls out thanks to low spin. But a lower loft would certainly help. Ok, good info. Thanks
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