Project X HB6 shaft

What's everyone's experience with this thing? Thinking about getting some for my hybrids. They are not easy to find, though. Thoughts?

It's a pretty stout shaft. I have one in a 4DX 14 deg hybrid, as well as a HC1 in a 15 deg XTD hybrid. I thought I might be better off in an HC1, but it seems like something in the middle would have been best. Great shafts, just for me a little hard to get the right flex/feel. I play Accra XH 105 M5 shafts in my other hybrds, but was trying for something a little lower spin/launch to get max distance.

[sup]Love the Project X-HA1. 7.5 flex. I'd go .5 flex stiffer in your HYB over whatever you are playing in the driver. That will help keep the launch down. I think the PX hybrid shafts are the best of the lot. Even better than the driver shafts. [/sup]

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[sup]Love the Project X-HA1. 7.5 flex. I'd go .5 flex stiffer in your HYB over whatever you are playing in the driver. That will help keep the launch down. I think the PX hybrid shafts are the best of the lot. Even better than the driver shafts. [/sup]
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I've only hit the HB6 a few times and have the nunchuk uniflex driver shaft...Didn't know they had a 7.5 flex. These things are just so damn hard to find. I think I've seen one or two for sale in the last 12 months.

Agree that the PX tour hybrid shafts are money. I've got an HD2 in a 2i and love the flight. Can flight it low or mid with tons of roll. Solid feel and stout which keeps it very straight. Can't go wrong with it just make sure you get the appropriate flex as they are tip stiff.

I love the HB6. I have used them in the only two hybrids I have owned the past six or so years. I have one in the Adams Pro Idea A12 It is a low launch low spin shaft. It really keeps the side spin down for me too.

Here's my thoughts: HB6 KICKS ARSE!!!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T437DdmFNPU

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