Really need your help - which shaft for the Maxima Type V?

[chiromikey]

i'm pretty sure that's not actual shaft bend and more a distortion from a digital camera. otherwise you'd have to ask yourself how the shaft could have released it's energy before you unhinged your wrists!

Edited June 26, 2013 by chiromikey

[jimmieboi]

These aren't pics from digital cam. It's a captured screen shot from video.

[chiromikey]

from a digital video camera? i'll let others with more knowledge chime in if they want but it still looks like distortion to me.

[jimmieboi]

I believe it's a distortion too though....I don't have high frames per sec cam to confirm....I don't know which cam it came from. This one was from television.

Seems like a distortion as the CMOS image sensor capture images from top to bottom.

Edited June 26, 2013 by jimmieboi

[chiromikey]

it sucks when trying to capture what these shafts do in our swings. other than that, i wish i was good enough to play on those surroundings! ;)

[+TourSpecGolfer]

Jimmie do you find the Boron has a little too soft of a tip for the Maxima V head? So far I have had the best luck with tip stiff shafts in it.

[jimmieboi]

It's soft but not too soft. Soft is good in this shaft as it helps in launching the ball. I'm not getting hooks with it too which is nice. Not anti-left, slightly draw to straight. Really love this shaft.

[lykato]

I have the Crazy CB 46 6.7 in it the Maxima G (10.5) right now and it doesn't seem to get a lot of roll. Still searching for the right combo on for this head.

[Miuramaniac]

Those pic's are clearly victims of shutter roll. Even video cameras have shutters. And this cam apparently has a slow shutter speed. Using a Casio or other cam with high-speed shutter and at least 120 fames per second would give a totally different view of this shaft at different positions. Those pic's look like a magic tick.