MCS 70 Orange Graphite Wood Shafts
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MCS 70 Orange Graphite Wood Shafts
- Unlike conventional graphite shafts MCS graphite shafts are filament wound, not table rolled. The result is virtually no spine for increased consistency, improved uniformity and more consistent recovery rate at moment of impact. If all the talk about spine aligning and shaft pureing made you confused, don't look further.
- The MCS (Multi Control System) features a mid bend point for controlled trajectory. The firm tip section offers accuracy and superior control.
- The MCS 70/75 share the same specifications and come in two color combinations.
- Guaranteed 100% high modulus, high strength graphite.
- Bend Point: Mid-High
- Ball Flight: Low-Mid
- Tip Trimming:
- Wood L-Flex: Driver 0"; #3W 0.5"; #5W 1"; #7W 1.5"; #9W 1.5"
- Wood A-Flex: Driver 1"; #3W 1.5"; #5W 2"; #7W 2.5"; #9W 2.5"
- Wood R-Flex: Driver 0"; #3W 0.5"; #5W 1"; #7W 1.5"; #9W 1.5"
- Wood S-Flex: Driver 1"; #3W 1.5"; #5W 2"; #7W 2.5"; #9W 2.5".
| Shaft | Flex | Torque | Tip | Butt | Length | Weight | Flight | |||||
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| Wood | A/L | 4.2° | 0.335" | 0.600" | 46" | 71 g | Mid | |||||
| Wood | R/S | 3.3° | 0.335" | 0.605" | 46" | 71 g | Mid | |||||
Description
MCS 70 Orange Graphite Wood Shafts
- Unlike conventional graphite shafts MCS graphite shafts are filament wound, not table rolled. The result is virtually no spine for increased consistency, improved uniformity and more consistent recovery rate at moment of impact. If all the talk about spine aligning and shaft pureing made you confused, don't look further.
- The MCS (Multi Control System) features a mid bend point for controlled trajectory. The firm tip section offers accuracy and superior control.
- The MCS 70/75 share the same specifications and come in two color combinations.
- Guaranteed 100% high modulus, high strength graphite.
- Bend Point: Mid-High
- Ball Flight: Low-Mid
- Tip Trimming:
- Wood L-Flex: Driver 0"; #3W 0.5"; #5W 1"; #7W 1.5"; #9W 1.5"
- Wood A-Flex: Driver 1"; #3W 1.5"; #5W 2"; #7W 2.5"; #9W 2.5"
- Wood R-Flex: Driver 0"; #3W 0.5"; #5W 1"; #7W 1.5"; #9W 1.5"
- Wood S-Flex: Driver 1"; #3W 1.5"; #5W 2"; #7W 2.5"; #9W 2.5".
Specification
| Shaft | Flex | Torque | Tip | Butt | Length | Weight | Flight | |||||
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| Wood | A/L | 4.2° | 0.335" | 0.600" | 46" | 71 g | Mid | |||||
| Wood | R/S | 3.3° | 0.335" | 0.605" | 46" | 71 g | Mid | |||||
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Asked by Curtis Hansen on Jun 21, 2020
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wood shafts have 0.335' tip diameter. the hosel bore of hybrids is 0.370". A wood shaft will not fit. Hybrid head needs a shaft with 0.370" tip diameter
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Jul 10, 2020
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