How are Paderson kinetixx 115g imrt?

cj4501 · March 26

Looking to move in from my callaway xr with tt elevate 95s as my swing coach suggested I get heavier shafts and smaller grips. How did these shafts play? Stable/dispersion and etcetera? I need a filler set while I'm in lessons than plan to get fit after I'm done

NRJyzr · March 26

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dmeeksDC · March 26

My favorite graphite iron shaft, and I don’t really go for graphite iron shafts. Padersons are very high quality, a stable, tight feeling shaft that holds its line and delivers a lot of power to the ball. Their manufacturing process is unique — their shafts are filament wound from “tensioned” carbon ribbon. I believe it is the only shaft made the way it is made. Very tight tolerances, state of the art manufacturing. They do a lot of high-tech work for a lot of other companies. I got a set if of shafts direct from Paderson and every one was perfect.

I’ve never played the shaft in the photos. But I have played 95 stiff, 110 regular and 110 stiff in the Paderson Ballistic iron shafts offered currently. My fit is 110 regular — I fit stiff in most shafts but Padersons work great if you don’t go too stiff. The softer flexes do not wobble, they hold up. Paderson told me go down a flex for best results and do not fear pushing the speed ranges listed on their site. That was good advice. The 110 reg is plenty stiff for me.

It depends on what you like. If you like Project X Rifles, C Taper Lites, C Tapers, Steelfibers, you may like these. I would expect Paderson 115g shafts in stiff will be noticeably stiffer than an Elevate 95 stiff. What I like about Paderson Ballistic 110 is it is great if my tempo is smooth and still great if I am off and swing too hard. They are not your every day shaft. Would be great if you can test one. Some people do not go for them. They can feel dead if you go too stiff. They do not feel like a Recoil or a KBS graphite. To me they feel crisp and clean and the accuracy is great.

cj4501 · March 27

12 hours ago, dmeeksDC said:

My favorite graphite iron shaft, and I don’t really go for graphite iron shafts. Padersons are very high quality, a stable, tight feeling shaft that holds its line and delivers a lot of power to the ball. Their manufacturing process is unique — their shafts are filament wound from “tensioned” carbon ribbon. I believe it is the only shaft made the way it is made. Very tight tolerances, state of the art manufacturing. They do a lot of high-tech work for a lot of other companies. I got a set if of shafts direct from Paderson and every one was perfect.

I’ve never played the shaft in the photos. But I have played 95 stiff, 110 regular and 110 stiff in the Paderson Ballistic iron shafts offered currently. My fit is 110 regular — I fit stiff in most shafts but Padersons work great if you don’t go too stiff. The softer flexes do not wobble, they hold up. Paderson told me go down a flex for best results and do not fear pushing the speed ranges listed on their site. That was good advice. The 110 reg is plenty stiff for me.

It depends on what you like. If you like Project X Rifles, C Taper Lites, C Tapers, Steelfibers, you may like these. I would expect Paderson 115g shafts in stiff will be noticeably stiffer than an Elevate 95 stiff. What I like about Paderson Ballistic 110 is it is great if my tempo is smooth and still great if I am off and swing too hard. They are not your every day shaft. Would be great if you can test one. Some people do not go for them. They can feel dead if you go too stiff. They do not feel like a Recoil or a KBS graphite. To me they feel crisp and clean and the accuracy is great.

My man. Thanks a ton, ya I do like c taper lite for sure. Just need a stable shaft so I don't go left as much. This shafts are in z745 so was super curious about them. I'm currently going through lessons so my SS is all over the place right now.