Carbon Metal Shaft (CMS series)
The entire shaft from tip to bottom all covers with metal material(1g per layer),
similar to annual rings
Carbon fiber
graphite shaft
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Lightweight: Carbon fiber shafts are significantly lighter than steel shafts, which can improve swing speed and overall club performance.
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Increased Distance: The lighter weight of carbon fiber shafts can lead to increased distance off the tee or fairway.
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Vibration Dampening: Carbon fiber shafts tend to dampen vibrations better than steel shafts, which can result in a smoother feel and potentially reduce the risk of injury from repetitive impact.
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Customization: Carbon fiber shafts offer a wide range of customization options in terms of flex, kick point, and torque, allowing for a more tailored fit to individual swing characteristics.
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Corrosion Resistance: Unlike steel, carbon fiber is not susceptible to rust or corrosion, making it more durable in wet or humid conditions.
Steel
steel shaft
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Durability: Steel shafts are highly durable and resistant to damage from impacts, making them a reliable choice for long-term use.
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Consistency: Steel shafts typically offer more consistent performance in terms of shot dispersion and feel, providing golfers with a familiar and predictable experience.
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Feedback: Steel shafts provide more immediate feedback on impact, allowing golfers to better gauge the quality of their shots and make adjustments accordingly.
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Versatility: Steel shafts are available in a wide range of flex options, allowing golfers to find the right balance of stiffness and feel for their swing.
Carbon Metal
carbon metal shaft
Combining the advantages of both steel and graphite shafts into our CarbonMetal Alloy Shaft.
By combining carbon fiber and steel, you achieve a balance between the lightweight properties of carbon fiber and the durability and consistency of steel. This results in improved performance characteristics such as increased distance, better accuracy, and enhanced feel.
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