Fujikura Speeder Xlr8 Pro 63 Stiif

Description: Shaft is in great shape and performs exactly as intended [ below is review from pluggedingolf.com] Introduction: When the original blueFujikura Procame out a couple of years ago, it quickly became one of my favorite shafts. I didnt feel like it was the longest shaft in the world, but it had good feel and was very easy to control. As I spent more time with the Fuji Pro, as much as I enjoyed it, I felt like I was looking for more kick for that extra distance. I could spend a bunch of time writing about Fujikuras new technology that was utilized to supercharge the newFujikura Pro XLR8shaft, but I would strongly suggest taking a look at theenso Technology LabwhereFujikura uses state of the art technology to analyze shafts and swings in order to design the best products possible. As far as the differences between XLR8 and the regular counterparts, read our article on the XLR8 linehere. Now onto the Fujikura Pro XLR8 Looks: Consistent with the recent Fujikura dual-color theme, theFujikura Pro XLR8has a grey base with yellow accenting. Its a loud look for sure, but somehow the very-present yellow still manages to not look over-the-top or scream Look at me! Pair the Pro XLR8 with a cool grip, an youll have a pretty slick looking setup. Face it,yellow and black is one of the coolest color combinations of all time, and you wont be disappointed with this in your driver or fairway wood. Feel: As mentioned before, the feel of the original Fujikura Pro was one of its best attributes. That said, it did feel a little soft and lacked that bit of punch that makes you go, I really got all of that shot. I think theFujikura Pro XLR8definitely improved on the feel and added that punch. Fujikura told us the Pro XLR8 has multi-axial mid-section reinforcement to prevent ovalization and promote efficient energy transfer which is a fancy way of saying thatthe shaft will stay more stable during the swing and reduce energy lossfrom the shaft changing shape as it flexes. The short version of the Pro XLR8s feel:its everything good about the original Fujikura Pro with more pop and a little more life in your hands. Performance: I would still classify theFujikura Pro XLR8as a reliable and consistent shaft similar to the standard Pro. The biggest differences between the two for me were thatthe XLR8 launched a little bit lower and added9-10 yards more distance. While still not the longest shaft for me, adding 10 yards with the consistency of the original Fuji Pro is not a bad deal at all. Maybe most importantly, I felt like I could swing easy and still get good results, or I could swing for the fences and the shaft would hold up well. For my money, this shaft is perfect for the mid-handicapper thats looking for solid distance and consistent accuracy off the tee. Conclusion: Simply put, if youre looking to find fairways off the tee, the Fujikura Pro XLR8 is definitely an option you should strongly consider. I think the Pro XLR8 has good feel but the best part is its consistency across different types of swings. True, it may not get you 30 extra yards (then again, if it fits you, it might) but it will be accurate for you and get the ball out there a bit more than the standard Pro. As far as Im concerned, thats a combination worth looking into.

Price: 90 USD

Location: Louisville, Kentucky

End Time: 2024-08-07T23:48:25.000Z

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