PAGE 2 PRICE DROP Tour Issue Rocketbladez Tour Irons (4-PW) w/ Aldila RIP Prototype Stiff Flex

Travis014 · March 12, 2015

Two Items Available Tonight - Prices Include Shipping and insurance (to Lower 48 only) - Only Trade Interest would be XR Pro Irons

1) Tour Issue Rocketbladez Tour Irons (4-PW) w/ Aldila RIP Prototype Stiff Flex Shafts - $469.95 447.95 OBO - These shafts are just a little too stiff for me, so I'll see if someone else can give them a better home. These shafts are solid black have "Aldila Prototype" etched in the shaft. These are Tour Issue heads with the retail specs (These are not the Type N or Type F heads). Serial #s end in T (non-matching numbers). Faces are milled within grooved area. The finish is much nicer than the normal retail Rocketbladez Tour Heads - I took a picture of a retail 5 iron next to the Tour issued 5 iron (Tour Issue on the right). Clubs are in excellent overall condition. The PW shows the most face wear. There is a slight mark on the face of the 8 iron, but the grooves are still sharp. There is a very small scuff on the sole of the 4 iron. See pictures for additional details. 5 iron measures right around 38" with +/- ~.5" increments between other irons (except 9 and PW which is a .25" difference). These come with Golfpride V-55 Cord Grips that are in excellent condition.

2) Fujikura Fuel 60s Stiff Flex w/ Taylormade R1/SLDR/R15/RBZ Stage 2 compatible tip/adapter - $74.95 OBO SOLD

Length: 43 13/16" - Will play around 45" installed in head

Grip: Golfpride VDR (white) Standard size grip - Grip is in good condition with some minor discoloration

Tip: The installed tip is made by Club Conex and is NOT the OEM product from Taylormade. It is compatible with the Taylormade products listed above and provides +/- 2 degree adjustability.

Please message me with any questions or offers. Thanks for looking!

Travis014 · March 13, 2015

Fuel 60s has been sold

seesound · March 13, 2015

Hello-any idea of the weight of those shafts? and how do they compare is stiffness to say a standard S300?
thanks

Travis014 · March 13, 2015

The weight will be between 110-115 grams. These are very similar specs (if not the same) as the retail Rip Tour 115 shafts. These just have a much better look without the circuit board graphics.

I have never played the S300 shafts, so I can't speak to a stiffness comparison. The torque on these is a little lower than the S300, so they may play a touch stiffer. Maybe someone who has played both the RIP Tour and S300 can chime in.