? Mitsubishi Rayon Diamana S+

⬇️ Give me your thoughts on the Diamana S+ shaft! ⬇️

One of my favorite shafts, to be honest i don't find it plays much different then the D+

I found both to be fairly low launch and low spin

I really dig the S+. I have them in all of my long clubs. 70 in the driver, 80 in the 3 wood and 80 Hy in the hybrids. Great smooth feel and the give a nice mid launch and spin flight.

I have got a Diamana S+ 70 TX that I can't wait to load up and test out!

Thank you guys!
i will put the shaft in my driver and 3 wood soon.

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⬇️ Give me your thoughts on the Diamana S+ shaft! ⬇️
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Which one? There are a few out over the last couple years....and they are not quite the same. The S+ 72 was an offering for a few years, and that profile differed a bit from the original design. The S+ 70 is said to mirror the old blue board...which has in it's own right become a favorite of many.

I'm a huge fan of the S+. I have had the 62 S+ in my driver for a few years, and just put a 92 in my hybrid. The performance is there, but the feel and consistency are what keep it around for me.

The new S+ 60, 70, 80 shafts are great. I have an S+ 80 in my fairway and am experimenting with an S+ 60 in my M1 430. I would say they play a little soft to flex (good for me!), super smooth and are very easy to load. Also the shaft graphics are classy and timeless. As a stock shaft they are hard to beat. Quite a bit better than the previous S+ 62, 72, 82.

Always been a fan of the Blueboard series. Personally I think the second generation Kai'li are the best. Kai'li 80 may be the best fairway shaft ever IMHO. Have also tried the upscale B series and they are like a best of breed between the original Blueboard and whiteboards.

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Thank you guys!
i will put the shaft in my driver and 3 wood soon.
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One quick comment - if you are used to the Rogue Black shafts in your signature then the S+ are going to feel a bit softer and easier to load. That may or may not be what you want. Plus the Rogue 60 is actually pretty close to 70g. I have played a Rogue 60 Black X in a Titleist driver - great shaft but harder to load than an S+ for me and stiffer for sure. You may want to see if you can find the TX flex in the S+ - at least for the 60 model?

Put a S+ LE 70tx in a driver results where interesting