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High CPM's on Steelfiber's? 363 Wedge

Started by IHFN , Apr 16 2018 08:02 PM

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#1 IHFN

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Posted 16 April 2018 - 08:02 PM

I ordered a set of Steelfiber i95cw stiff and got them in today (it was a reputable dealer on ebay). They have the CPM numbers marked on the shafts and I'm a little worried about them. First the gaps between each shaft seem higher than what I've seen they should be on the internet. Secondly, the Wedge shaft is 363cpm. That's off the charts stiff isn't it?

I'm not really sure if this is a problem, but would appreciate any help with it.

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Posted 16 April 2018 - 08:05 PM

They’re measured with 205g tip weight. No, they are not that extreme. The bend profile is on the stiffer side, that’s the way they are desinged. Shafts are built on a flex slope, hence why the shorter shafts read stiffer.

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Posted 16 April 2018 - 08:42 PM

Ok thanks, I know they are supposed to get stiffer through the set, but wasn't sure if the 10+ per shaft was correct. I appreciate the info.

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Posted 17 April 2018 - 03:45 AM

A flex slope of 10 CPM as raw uncut is equal to Dynamic Gold X100. Installed that slope falls down to about 5 between SW matched clubs

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Posted 17 April 2018 - 08:11 PM

I forgot that I had a few Steelfiber 125's laying around so I pulled the grip on a 6 iron shaft and it showed 337. On the 95's I just got the 6 iron is 328. So it's interesting the 125's essentially were a flex stronger.