Aldila DVS Tour .335 70 Wood stick, Extra Hard

Aldila Rip Beta 70 Extra Stiff Flex Wood Shaft .335 Tip (green Eyes)

NEW Aldila RIP Beta 70 Extra Stiff Flex Wood Shaft .335 Tip (Green Eyes) PAYMENTS SHIPPING INFO (Click to Enlarge) (Click to Enlarge) Feedback NEW Aldila RIP Beta 70 Extra Stiff Flex Wood Shaft .335 Tip (Green Eyes) Manufacturer: Aldila Model: RIP Beta Gender: Men Condition: New Shaft Material: Graphite Shaft Weight: 76 grams Shaft Length: 46" Shaft Color: Black Tip Size: .335 Kickpoint: Mid Product Description: New Aldila RIP Beta 70 Extra Stiff Flex Wood Shaft with .335 tip. The shaft is bran

Aldila Dvs Tour .335 70 Wood Shaft, Extra Stiff

Aldila DVS Tour .335 70 Wood Shaft: The Aldila DVS Tour .335 70 gram Wood Shaft is the answer to the oversize high moment of inertia (MOI) drivers. Players favor the high MOI drivers because of the clubhead's ability to resist rotating about a given axis when the ball is struck some distance from that axis, said John Oldenburg, Aldila's Vice President Engineering/Produ ct Development. The higher the mass MOI (mMOI) of a body, the less it will spin due to a given applied off center (off axis) load. Simply put, miss the sweet spot and the head doesn't rotate as much, hence the ball goes straighter. This is absolutely awesome if you're a golfer but not so hot if you're a golf shaft. The problem for the typical shaft occurred in the creation of high MOI drivers. Designers increased the mMOI, increased the clubhead size and set the head center of gravity far back and low in the head. All of these design techniques created a lot of unwanted movement of the clubhead during the golfer's swing while placing more load and strain on the golf shaft. To help counteract these unwanted loading effects caused by high MOI heads, Aldila increased the area MOI (aMOI) of the shaft. Increasing the aMOI increases the stiffness. The increased stiffness helps negate the effects of the increased loading from the modern clubheads.