I'd previously switched to graphite iron shafts (Paderson Kinetixx TS-I R) because of some elbow and wrist issues.
I've never played the Steel Fiber, but I was fitted into a set of JPX 919 Forged w/ Recoil ESX 460 F3 a little more than a year ago. I do believe that if you get properly fit, because I think it is more difficult on your own with Steelfibers, both Recoil and Steelfibers are just awesome iron shafts and you can't go wrong with either shaft and in the end I think it usually comes down to a personal preference. I am hoping to get my hands on some Cobra King Tour MIM irons and shaft them with my Recoil Prototypes which should be a really good applies to apples comparison. To be fair, I could play Recoil Prototypes and have almost identical performance as my Steelfibers but the combination of T100-S/Steelfibers is just working really well. For me at least, the Recoils have a very dampened feel and the Steelfiber 95's feel like nothing, similar to hitting the dead center of an iron. The 95 r-flex feels much better because I can feel them load and unload, something I did not feel with the Steelfiber s-flex. I am glad I am a Shaft Ho and didn't give up on Steelfibers after playing 95 s-flex shafts and finding them too stout and could not sell them fast enough. I am a long time Recoil player and absolutely love the Recoil Prototype shafts. I haver to admit I am surprised by the Steelfiber 95 r-flex shafts in my T100-S irons.
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* I tried several steel dampening inserts including Sensicore, Pro Soft and a few home made inserts but none of them had any effect on my tendonitis. Fwiw, while I have played 110's in both, but I have no experience with lighter weight Recoil or Steelfiber shafts. For me at least performance is virtually identical between Steelfiber and Recoil Prototypes with feel being the difference while regular Recoil 95s are a little easier to load and unload but still very accurate. Great performance and a soft feel that is very non steel. If you like the dampened feel of graphite the Recoils are hard to beat. I think they are the perfect shaft for someone that prefers steel (or thinks they prefer steel) but want the advantages of graphite. Steelfibers are very popular on the LPGA Tour which more closely resembles most of our golf swings. This is one of the reasons they are so successful on all the tours where they grew up playing steel and after hitting thousands/millions of shots they made the switch. The Recoils have an obvious dampened feel that is nothing like steel while the Steelfibers have a feel somewhere between steel and graphite but closer to steel imo. That said, I find the feel quite different. I would compare the Steelfiber i95's in r-flex to Recoil 95 F4 (s-flex). After talking with the Engineers at Aerotech, I went to r-flex and the results were much better. I originally tried to play Steelfiber 95's in s-flex which played like x-flex for me and I sold them after 2 rounds. But I have a set of Recoil Prototype 95's on standby for my next set so I wish I could check both. I hope I don't skew your poll as I am playing Steelfiber 95's in my T100-S at the moment. Elbow tendonitis was the cause of my switching to graphite* but performance and feel was the reason I never went back to steel. I don't think there is any doubt that graphite reducers vibration and that effects our joints. This extra step is all done in-house, so we are able to ensure tighter control for the best quality.The process takes extra time and is more expensive than traditional methods.The raw shaft is put into a vacuum chamber where metal ions are emitted and bond to the shaft.Ion Plating (IP) creates a stunning and premium finish vs. The lower resin content reduces overall weight but adds stability ( stiffness) with enhanced feel. Recoil 760 are light-weight designs to help increase speed with more stability by using 25% less resin.Lower torque for improved shot dispersionĭifferent weight and flex profiles for target swing speeds.Softer tip improves feel and trajectory.Stiffer mid and butt produces better shot control.Recoil Technology provides optimal spring effect in the walls of the shaft and more efficient energy transfer to the ball for increased velocity and greater distance.ĮS = Enhanced Stability for more control and feel.Recoil Technology provides greater consistency, distance and trajectory control Recoil 760 ES shafts are designed to provide maximum control and distance for all golfers through the latest in design and materials. DISCONTINUED The Recoil 760 ES iron shaft is an evolution of the Recoil 660 model.
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