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I've been a fan of fubuki shafts I'm looking for a fubuki that feels more on the smooth side, easier to draw the. I first played the fubuki a or alpha

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Then i upgraded to the fubuki j that was basically the same profile (high/mid launch=low spin), with a few improvements in design and material Interested in the 60g stiff versions I then went to the fubuki v which was a similar profile with a bit lower launch

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I've since moved on to the ventus red shaft in my.

Fubuki z callaway made for shaft that felt more like the original fubuki tour high launch mid spin loose feeling shaft Fubuki zt basis for lots of arguments on this forum but imo maybe the most unique of all fubuki lines featured 40ton fiber, slight counter balancing, & great feel Mid/high launch & mid/low spin. I'm thinking of reshafting my 910h hybrids, and my club builder carries mitsubish lines

I wonder if anybody here tried the fubuki ax hybrid shaft Unless they copied and pasted the specs from the fubuki for the ascent, and those specs aren't correct, then literally every spec on every weight is identical If they're using different materials, it would be next to impossible to get every spec exactly the same, especially down to the tenth of a degree in torque. To me i loved fubuki tour 73 (driver) fubuki zt60 (driver) fubuki zt70 tipped 3/4 (3 wood) couldn't figure out fubuki j60 (driver) hated fubuki k70 (driver) fubuki alpha 70 (driver) their website and press release can be confusing sometime

I found a few of their shafts are actually different in reality than what they claim.

I was fit for titleist t300 irons with fubuki mv ir shafts in senior flex Just turned 70, coming off shoulder surgery two years ago and elbow surgery last fall Old irons are ap1 (712) with titleist/nippon 105t shafts in r In the fitting, the shafts felt very light, but also easy to swing throu.

I have a fubuki tour 73 stiff in my driver (913 d2) and absolutely love it What current shafts are similar in profile and feel to fubuki tour What would be a good shaft for my fairway if i wanted to match the tour 73 from my driver? Do most fubuki driver shafts feel a little weak to flex to you

I really like a few of their models but some of their x flex shafts seem somewhere between stiff and x.

I was wondering, for those who have hit the fubuki zt in their driver, what's the launch, spin and feel of this shaft Is it comparable or similar to a fubuki k or a fubuki tour