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TaylorMade Aldila RIP 85 TP 0.355" Hybrid Graphite Shaft

 
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TaylorMade Aldila RIP 85 TP 0.355" Hybrid Graphite Shaft

  • These shafts are brand new and original TaylorMade Aldila RIP 85 graphite hybrid golf shafts. They were the stock shaft found in the TaylorMade R11 TP Rescue clubs.
  • Super low torque design offering stability at impact, specifically designed for hybrid clubs with longer club length.
  • Mid launch angle designed for a wide array of golfers.
  • 0.355" taper tip, 42" raw length.
  • Note: This 0.355" taper tip version fits some select hybrid heads of the following brands: Adams, older Ben Hogan and Cobra Baffler, Bridgestone, Mizuno, Nike, Ping, TaylorMade TP, Titleist (some of which were originally steel-shafted). This shaft will not fit hybrid heads with a 0.370" hosel diameter without using a shim such as our JSSHIM-335.
  • Bend Point: Mid
  • Ball Flight: Mid
  • Tip Trim: Do not tip trim, butt trim to desired club length.
Shaft Flex Torque Tip Butt Length Weight Flight
Hybrid R 1.3° 0.355" T 0.610" 42" 83 g Mid
Hybrid S 1.1° 0.355" T 0.615" 42" 85 g Mid
Hybrid X 1.1° 0.355" T 0.615" 42" 85 g Mid
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Georg Leber
Oct 26, 2021
Used these shafts in my irons. Better torque than steel and lighter.
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Steve Mason
Jul 31, 2022
Good shaft but recommended trim from the butt is an issue if you are using these for an iron set as I did. Wanting to keep the shaft label in the same location meant I needed to trim from the tip. The problem with that is there is no parallel length in the tip and in fact it has a very progressive taper. Lucy that the wall thickness is healthy as I was able to bring the tip diameters down to the required Ø .370 for my irons. This also meant that using a ferrule was out, actually I like this better anyway and they look super. To be safe, not required though, you can use a short aluminum rod as a stiffener epoxied into the end of the shaft before mounting, I didn't do this but will if I break a shaft, so far I've hit them hard and they've held up well.

Advantages: * Good shaft for low price, value shaft.
* Very nice looking.

Disadvantages: * No tip trim recommended, only butt trim.
* A bit stiff for a Regular shaft.
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Bruce w Jolma
Apr 5, 2022
Built for a friends hybrid. He hits the snot out of it92244
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Uli Marten
Jan 22, 2022
Schaft are perfect

Advantages: Just great

Disadvantages: No disadvantages
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Douglas England
Apr 9, 2021
Great price, helpful service and delivery to Canada.

Advantages: Quick response to inquiry re combining items for shipping to Canada
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will this work in a wedge?
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Asked by Gordon J Kariniemi on Nov 22, 2019
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shaft diameter is 0.355" tapered, it will fit if your head has hosel bore 0.355". It will not fit if your hosel bore is 0.370" parallel; you could close the gap by using a brass shim. The hybrid shaft is 42" long, designed for longer club length. for building a wedge club of 35.5" club length, you will do a lot of tip trim and but trim; eventually the shaft will become stiffer.
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Nov 22, 2019
 
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How much tip can be trimmed from this shaft
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Asked by Gordon J Kariniemi on Nov 22, 2019
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For tip trim, please open the tab "Specifications". for this shaft no tip trim is required. you will trim the shaft to desired playing length from the butt end.
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Nov 22, 2019
 
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Description

TaylorMade Aldila RIP 85 TP 0.355" Hybrid Graphite Shaft

  • These shafts are brand new and original TaylorMade Aldila RIP 85 graphite hybrid golf shafts. They were the stock shaft found in the TaylorMade R11 TP Rescue clubs.
  • Super low torque design offering stability at impact, specifically designed for hybrid clubs with longer club length.
  • Mid launch angle designed for a wide array of golfers.
  • 0.355" taper tip, 42" raw length.
  • Note: This 0.355" taper tip version fits some select hybrid heads of the following brands: Adams, older Ben Hogan and Cobra Baffler, Bridgestone, Mizuno, Nike, Ping, TaylorMade TP, Titleist (some of which were originally steel-shafted). This shaft will not fit hybrid heads with a 0.370" hosel diameter without using a shim such as our JSSHIM-335.
  • Bend Point: Mid
  • Ball Flight: Mid
  • Tip Trim: Do not tip trim, butt trim to desired club length.
Specification
Shaft Flex Torque Tip Butt Length Weight Flight
Hybrid R 1.3° 0.355" T 0.610" 42" 83 g Mid
Hybrid S 1.1° 0.355" T 0.615" 42" 85 g Mid
Hybrid X 1.1° 0.355" T 0.615" 42" 85 g Mid
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5 Most useful customer reviews (see all reviews):
Georg Leber
Oct 26, 2021
Used these shafts in my irons. Better torque than steel and lighter.
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Steve Mason
Jul 31, 2022
Good shaft but recommended trim from the butt is an issue if you are using these for an iron set as I did. Wanting to keep the shaft label in the same location meant I needed to trim from the tip. The problem with that is there is no parallel length in the tip and in fact it has a very progressive taper. Lucy that the wall thickness is healthy as I was able to bring the tip diameters down to the required Ø .370 for my irons. This also meant that using a ferrule was out, actually I like this better anyway and they look super. To be safe, not required though, you can use a short aluminum rod as a stiffener epoxied into the end of the shaft before mounting, I didn't do this but will if I break a shaft, so far I've hit them hard and they've held up well.

Advantages: * Good shaft for low price, value shaft.
* Very nice looking.

Disadvantages: * No tip trim recommended, only butt trim.
* A bit stiff for a Regular shaft.
Loading...Was the above review useful to you? Yes (1) / No (0)
Bruce w Jolma
Apr 5, 2022
Built for a friends hybrid. He hits the snot out of it92244
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Uli Marten
Jan 22, 2022
Schaft are perfect

Advantages: Just great

Disadvantages: No disadvantages
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Douglas England
Apr 9, 2021
Great price, helpful service and delivery to Canada.

Advantages: Quick response to inquiry re combining items for shipping to Canada
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Product Q&A
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Q
will this work in a wedge?
Do you find this helpful? YES NO
Asked by Gordon J Kariniemi on Nov 22, 2019
A
shaft diameter is 0.355" tapered, it will fit if your head has hosel bore 0.355". It will not fit if your hosel bore is 0.370" parallel; you could close the gap by using a brass shim. The hybrid shaft is 42" long, designed for longer club length. for building a wedge club of 35.5" club length, you will do a lot of tip trim and but trim; eventually the shaft will become stiffer.
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Nov 22, 2019
 
Q
How much tip can be trimmed from this shaft
Do you find this helpful? YES NO
Asked by Gordon J Kariniemi on Nov 22, 2019
A
For tip trim, please open the tab "Specifications". for this shaft no tip trim is required. you will trim the shaft to desired playing length from the butt end.
 
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Nov 22, 2019
 
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