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Awesome review!! How does the white compare to the tensei pro white in terms of feel and performance. I haven’t found anything to knock my Tensei white out of the bag for my driver (70Tx) and 3 wood (80Tx)

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Awesome review!! How does the white compare to the tensei pro white in terms of feel and performance. I haven't found anything to knock my Tensei white out of the bag for my driver (70Tx) and 3 wood (80Tx)

 

Pro White is soft in the handle, stiff in the tip, and very smooth and reactive as you know. Rogue White is more linear, has less of a flex sensation in the handle, and is counterbalanced. Performance wise, it's both a bit lower launch and lower spin. I never truly got along with Tensei Pro White in the driver but it's been my go to fairway shaft for years.

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"it performs like a slightly higher launch Hzrdus T1100 with a lot more feel to the shaft. The tip is very stiff which keeps the spin way down, but the way the shaft loads is incredibly linear and controlled. There is no defined kick area in this shaft, and unlike most very tip stiff shafts, you simply do not get the sensation of a lot of flex under the hands"

 

 

This would have been almost word for word how I would have described how my ideal shaft would feel and perform. When are these available?

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"it performs like a slightly higher launch Hzrdus T1100 with a lot more feel to the shaft. The tip is very stiff which keeps the spin way down, but the way the shaft loads is incredibly linear and controlled. There is no defined kick area in this shaft, and unlike most very tip stiff shafts, you simply do not get the sensation of a lot of flex under the hands"

 

 

This would have been almost word for word how I would have described how my ideal shaft would feel and perform. When are these available?

 

We have them in stock now.

 

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1750204-aldila-rogue-130msi-lineup-white-black-and-silver/page__pid__18752814#entry18752814

 

 

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Why do you think this shaft performs the best for the really high swing guys (125+) and the 115mph? Usually the lower speed guys have trouble getting their numbers optimized with the real low spin shafts

 

Also, what are the 130 white numbers against your Synergy Black? - test them side by side yet?

 

Synergy Black produces very similar numbers to ATX Tour Green 2019 so you can sumise from that. And the higher the swing speed, the more spin you generate. If you can keep the load linear with a very stiff tip it keeps the shaft from flexing forward to a great degree and thus not adding a ton of dynamic loft to the head. And most of our guys fit the shaft first, then tailor the head around the correct profile for them.

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How much is the white delivered to the united kingdom?

I need something to mitigate my relatively high spin rates.

 

GreenGrassEvaluations.com does not work so I have no idea how to view these shafts in a shopping trolley environment.

 

There is a link in the very first post that leads you to our sponsor area here.

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The counter balance is always so tempting to pick up speed... but you really sold the White and so do your numbers Toll

 

I thought I was set and ready to go until this thing showed up for testing. I don't normally switch things around a lot, but Rogue White is really absolutely perfect for me. What Aldila has been doing the last year and half is crazy good. From Synergy Black, to X-Torsion series, to the new 2019 ATX Tour line, now the Rogue 130 lineup. Impressive doesn't even begin to describe this transition. I honestly didn't think I would even really care about the new Rogue stuff for my own game, as I thought the original lineup was medicore and it never impressed me. That's the main reason I was taken so off guard by this line. It exceeds my expectations in every way, including graphics and the way the transition is laser etched and progressive. So cool.

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The counter balance is always so tempting to pick up speed... but you really sold the White and so do your numbers Toll

 

I thought I was set and ready to go until this thing showed up for testing. I don't normally switch things around a lot, but Rogue White is really absolutely perfect for me. What Aldila has been doing the last year and half is crazy good. From Synergy Black, to X-Torsion series, to the new 2019 ATX Tour line, now the Rogue 130 lineup. Impressive doesn't even begin to describe this transition. I honestly didn't think I would even really care about the new Rogue stuff for my own game, as I thought the original lineup was medicore and it never impressed me. That's the main reason I was taken so off guard by this line. It exceeds my expectations in every way, including graphics and the way the transition is laser etched and progressive. So cool.

 

Now if only we could get more info on that prototype iron shaft.

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What really s**ks is the way Toll describes these shaft. Just when you think that's the one I want to try. Bam he hots you with something different.

 

The rogue white sounds really interesting. I did not like the original rogue. I do not like soft handle. And not overly counter balanced. I've found that throws my timing off.

 

Damn.

 

 

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What really s**ks is the way Toll describes these shaft. Just when you think that's the one I want to try. Bam he hots you with something different.

 

The rogue white sounds really interesting. I did not like the original rogue. I do not like soft handle. And not overly counter balanced. I've found that throws my timing off.

 

Damn.

 

For a guy who wants traditional balance, super low spin and and some life in the profile ATX Tour Green 2019. If you want tremendously linearity in feel with super low spin and a little counterbance rogue white is my pick.

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What really s**ks is the way Toll describes these shaft. Just when you think that's the one I want to try. Bam he hots you with something different.

 

The rogue white sounds really interesting. I did not like the original rogue. I do not like soft handle. And not overly counter balanced. I've found that throws my timing off.

 

Damn.

 

For a guy who wants traditional balance, super low spin and and some life in the profile ATX Tour Green 2019. If you want tremendously linearity in feel with super low spin and a little counterbance rogue white is my pick.

 

At some point soon you will be hearing from me!!

I'm just not crazy about the looks of the ATX green. Crazy reasoning for sure! I'll be asking about a possible 3 wood shaft also. Thanks

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Talked with a Mitsubishi rep. Rogue white is much softer then Rogue Silver. It was patterned after Tensei Pro Orange with a softer tip. Because of this spin will increase.

 

It's definitely smoother feeling than Rogue Silver. No doubt there. If you read the thoughts I speak about how stiff that profile can feel to some players. The White is unquestionably smoother feeling. Spin wise, they are pretty close really as you can see by the data. The difference really is in the feel and load of each. We found that guys who don't load up the Rogue White a lot, will hit that shaft very low. My boss for example is around 160-165 ball speed. His swing is somewhat short without a deep hinge, so he doesn't load the shaft up a lot, and this produced some shots in the 9 launch 1500 spin range. He just could not elevate the profile at all, however he played Pro Orange for awhile, and because of the way the handle feels, he was able to get more launch on Pro Orange. Player delivery is very important to how a shaft performs, and thoughts on a product are a GUIDELINE to what the majority of players may feel. However, it's very important to see a player swing in video or in person to help determine which profile may or may not suit what they need and will deliver best to the ball. It's why no review, or even data will apply to all players. Some guys hit Tensei Blue with less spin than Tensei White just based on delivery to the ball. Reviews are a guideline, not the gospel.

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Talked with a Mitsubishi rep. Rogue white is much softer then Rogue Silver. It was patterned after Tensei Pro Orange with a softer tip. Because of this spin will increase.

 

It's definitely smoother feeling than Rogue Silver. No doubt there. If you read the thoughts I speak about how stiff that profile can feel to some players. The White is unquestionably smoother feeling. Spin wise, they are pretty close really as you can see by the data. The difference really is in the feel and load of each. We found that guys who don't load up the Rogue White a lot, will hit that shaft very low. My boss for example is around 160-165 ball speed. His swing is somewhat short without a deep hinge, so he doesn't load the shaft up a lot, and this produced some shots in the 9 launch 1500 spin range. He just could not elevate the profile at all, however he played Pro Orange for awhile, and because of the way the handle feels, he was able to get more launch on Pro Orange. Player delivery is very important to how a shaft performs, and thoughts on a product are a GUIDELINE to what the majority of players may feel. However, it's very important to see a player swing in video or in person to help determine which profile may or may not suit what they need and will deliver best to the ball. It's why no review, or even data will apply to all players. Some guys hit Tensei Blue with less spin than Tensei White just based on delivery to the ball. Reviews are a guideline, not the gospel.

 

sounds like me, what profile was best for him?

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Talked with a Mitsubishi rep. Rogue white is much softer then Rogue Silver. It was patterned after Tensei Pro Orange with a softer tip. Because of this spin will increase.

 

It's definitely smoother feeling than Rogue Silver. No doubt there. If you read the thoughts I speak about how stiff that profile can feel to some players. The White is unquestionably smoother feeling. Spin wise, they are pretty close really as you can see by the data. The difference really is in the feel and load of each. We found that guys who don't load up the Rogue White a lot, will hit that shaft very low. My boss for example is around 160-165 ball speed. His swing is somewhat short without a deep hinge, so he doesn't load the shaft up a lot, and this produced some shots in the 9 launch 1500 spin range. He just could not elevate the profile at all, however he played Pro Orange for awhile, and because of the way the handle feels, he was able to get more launch on Pro Orange. Player delivery is very important to how a shaft performs, and thoughts on a product are a GUIDELINE to what the majority of players may feel. However, it's very important to see a player swing in video or in person to help determine which profile may or may not suit what they need and will deliver best to the ball. It's why no review, or even data will apply to all players. Some guys hit Tensei Blue with less spin than Tensei White just based on delivery to the ball. Reviews are a guideline, not the gospel.

What tipping did each tester use?

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Talked with a Mitsubishi rep. Rogue white is much softer then Rogue Silver. It was patterned after Tensei Pro Orange with a softer tip. Because of this spin will increase.

 

It's definitely smoother feeling than Rogue Silver. No doubt there. If you read the thoughts I speak about how stiff that profile can feel to some players. The White is unquestionably smoother feeling. Spin wise, they are pretty close really as you can see by the data. The difference really is in the feel and load of each. We found that guys who don't load up the Rogue White a lot, will hit that shaft very low. My boss for example is around 160-165 ball speed. His swing is somewhat short without a deep hinge, so he doesn't load the shaft up a lot, and this produced some shots in the 9 launch 1500 spin range. He just could not elevate the profile at all, however he played Pro Orange for awhile, and because of the way the handle feels, he was able to get more launch on Pro Orange. Player delivery is very important to how a shaft performs, and thoughts on a product are a GUIDELINE to what the majority of players may feel. However, it's very important to see a player swing in video or in person to help determine which profile may or may not suit what they need and will deliver best to the ball. It's why no review, or even data will apply to all players. Some guys hit Tensei Blue with less spin than Tensei White just based on delivery to the ball. Reviews are a guideline, not the gospel.

 

sounds like me, what profile was best for him?

 

He hits Kuro Kàge DUAL core XT or Kuro Kàge XD better than anything else. He also really like ATX Tour Blue 2019.

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I have the Rogue Silver 125 MSI 70Tx, it is a monster, but for some reason I am getting slightly better numbers with the Ping Tour-X shaft (both tipped 1"), love the feel and the ball flight though, it is better for me in more open golf courses, very low spin...

DRIVER: Callaway AI Smoke TD 10.5*, Ventus TR Blue 6TX at 45"
3 WOOD: Callaway Paradym HL 16.5*, Diamana Flower Band White, D+ 82X Flex, tipped 1" at 42"
7 WOOD: Callaway Paradym 21*, Tensei AV white 75g S Flex, tipped 1" at 41"

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WEDGES: Callaway JAWS Raw 50, 54, 58 -- DG TI S400
PUTTER: SC Phantom 5, Stability Shaft, 33.25", Garsen Quad Tour grip (Toulon Chicago as back up)
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60tx white came in QUICK.

AI Smoke Max @ 7* +8g front weight - Diamana DF 70tx(tipped 1.25”)

BRNR Mini 13.5(@12.5*) 43.25” - Diamana DF 70tx(tipped 1.75”)

TSR 3h 19* - AV Raw White 9x  -OR-  Fourteen Type 7 (19*) - $ taper black 125 s+(HS 1x)

Miura CB 1008 4-P - $ taper black 125 s+(HS 1x)

Cleveland RTX 6 50/55 - X100

Titleist SM9 60.12 D grind - S400

Piretti Savona 

 

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60tx white came in QUICK.

 

2 questions answered in that post. One obviously more important that the other.

 

Uncut weight and what do the full graphics look like for the white.

 

Thank you sir.

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I’d say it looks pretty damn good.

AI Smoke Max @ 7* +8g front weight - Diamana DF 70tx(tipped 1.25”)

BRNR Mini 13.5(@12.5*) 43.25” - Diamana DF 70tx(tipped 1.75”)

TSR 3h 19* - AV Raw White 9x  -OR-  Fourteen Type 7 (19*) - $ taper black 125 s+(HS 1x)

Miura CB 1008 4-P - $ taper black 125 s+(HS 1x)

Cleveland RTX 6 50/55 - X100

Titleist SM9 60.12 D grind - S400

Piretti Savona 

 

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