Fujikura Rombax Z Series
#1
Posted 30 August 2008 - 03:44 PM
#2
Posted 30 August 2008 - 06:47 PM
the US/NA version description is as follows:
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the JDM version is a high torque, "soft" shaft designed for the smooth tempo swinger whereas the US/NA version is a low torque shaft designed for low launch and spin.
JDM page (via Google translation): http://translate.goo...t...en&ie=UTF-8
US/NA page: http://www.fujikurag...08/rombaxz.html
#7
Posted 02 November 2008 - 08:25 PM
#8
Posted 20 December 2008 - 01:11 PM
Grant076, on Nov 2 2008, 08:25 PM, said:
I worried about this. I was planning on putting a rombax x flex into my l4v but Im worried it may launch too low for even me so Im considering putting in an aldila nv 65 x instead. Any suggestions?
#9
Posted 14 January 2009 - 07:44 PM
I am very (very) pleased with the Rombax Re-Ax shaft (65g) I have in my Taylor made Superquad, and I want to try and get the same feel in my 3 wood. I tried a Graffaloy Red which was OK, but I wonder if there is a Rombax 'Z' shaft that is as close to the 65g shaft I have in my driver.
I have not bought a three wood just yet, but the Ping G10 looks like the club I want to go for. Would anyone suggest other ideas?
Clearly, I have not tried the Fuji shaft with the Ping, so I am trying to work this on theoretically first. I'd love to try it out but I do not think I am going to get that luxury...
The Joe Kwok 'sticky' recommended that I give a bit of detail, so I hope this is OK
1. What is the club existing set up? ( loft, shaft, flex, swing weight, lenght, etc )
TaylorMade TP 9.5 Dgree, Stiff, std length
2. What type of swinger are you ( smooth or quick tempo swinger )? Loading factor on your swing? Heavy or light loader?
105 mph driver swing speed, smooth - on a good day!
3. What is your handicap and on a scale 1-10 how consistent is your swing?where is your striking ability?
Handicap 6 , good consistent '8' striker
4. What is the the problem w/ the existing set up?
Adding a three wood for the 240 yard shot into Par 5's
5. Have you ever had a launch monitor session before? What brand of LM (flightscope LM is one of my best recommendation)? ( swing speed, launch angle, ball speed, spin rate, Swing path,Attack angle, etc?) These numbers has to come from the existing club or the club that you are trying to fix or buy. IMPORTANT & A MUST!
I tried the fitting at the Belfry in Bormingham, and the Rombax stiff 65g Re-Ax shaft I had in the Taylormade when checking on drivers gave me the optimum ball speed/spin and launch compared to all the other shafts and cllubs I tried
6. What are you trying to change or achieve on your new set up?
See Q4
7. Have you had any dynamic club fitting before? Lie angle? For RH players, What is your measurement Knuckle to floor and wrist to floor on your LH...Vice Versa for LH players? Shoes on!
No
8. What is your shots tendency on mistakes when you are not playing so good? Do you have any problem missing a shots on the face of the club? where?
Bad shot is a weak high right shot, and I can hit off the heel on rare occassions (but nothing I get concerned about on the course)
9. What is your shots tendency (ball flight) that you like when you are playing good?
Medium flight penetrating shot - arrow straight
10. What type of course condition you are playing most? Where are you from?
Parkland course Surrey England
11. Body build and postures? height? etc.
Medium build, 5 ft 10, good posture and set up
12. If you have to be honest, who your swing look like on PGA tour? at least who do you like it to be?
More like - Olazabal, Like to have Luke Donald's tempo
13. etc. The more the better it become.
Any help gratefully received : - )
#10
Posted 01 February 2009 - 02:40 AM
This Z shaft is quite noticeably tip stiff. launch is bit lower, and much..much less spin. the ball rolls like 30-40 yards once it hits the ground. To me it also felt much stiff than my experiences with other Rombax or Speeder series.
it's good and bad for me.
good = the stable tip and low launch/spin gives me a much more roll. the description above is true to me that the shaft comes back to square position easily. along with the slightly open head of my r7 425 tp, it helps avoiding a bad banana.
bad = the stiff tip and low launch gives me not as much 'carry'. Since the shaft comes back to square position easily, it's easy to hit a draw (or hook) than my previous shaft. . And it feels not as smooth as other fujikura. Toward the end of the round, i found myself having to swing it harder to get a better result. (not aggressively, but definitely harder).
I think that people with smooth swing yet some muscles will benefit the most from this shaft. I can say that i'm smooth swing, but not a muscle guy... will have to see how this helps me for a while.
#11
Posted 17 February 2009 - 03:18 PM
#13
Posted 26 March 2009 - 10:30 PM
#14
Posted 15 April 2009 - 05:57 PM
11kimjoseph, on Mar 26 2009, 11:30 PM, said:
Did you get to try the 7Z08 in the 10.5* head? I have a 10.5* 2009 TM Burner TP with stock RE*AX TP 65s. Always have been 9.5* or lower. Nice flight and carry but no roll
#16
Posted 13 May 2009 - 12:56 PM
mrlongball, on Oct 20 2008, 09:46 PM, said:
I found the spin to be about the same, but the Rombax Z launches slightly lower than the Whiteboard.
#17
Posted 14 May 2009 - 01:02 PM
the ball launch`s with a nice penetrative flight and it just keeps going with plenty of roll out after it hits the ground...
Also i find it easy to shape my shots either being a draw or fade with this club,the dispertion is excellent aswell......
this club will be staying in my bag for a very long time.....im one happy golfer...
#21
Posted 02 September 2009 - 07:13 PM
#22
Posted 03 September 2009 - 08:42 AM
Overall great shaft for me! Looking at newer heads always but making shore the tip diameter fits the Rombax to pull it along.





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