Fuji E360 comparison

[joneser]

I currently have a Mizuno MP600 driver that has the factory installed E360. First off, I am very surprised how good this shaft is. I love this head and I would like to possibly tinker with the shaft a little. I have a couple in mind. The Diamana Whiteboard and the Fuji Rombax Z series both interest me. I would like a little more consistency and maybe a little more boring ball flight. I would like some initial launch but maybe a little flatter than the # 360 is providing. My ultimate concern is dispersion. I have a tendency to get quick at the top and can go left with a low, left, pull hook. I know the WB and the Rombax are great shafts but are they noticeably better than the 360. What can I expect to see from either of these shafts compared to the E360? Looking for launch, dispersion, distance comparisons.

[philfrance]

From what I understand, the E360 is a mid/low kick, high spin shaft, quite the opposite of the whiteboard and z series, which are both high kick, low spin.

 

with a reasonable swing speed, the WB/Z should provide a slightly lower trajectory, and a less vertical descent due to less spin, resulting in similar total carry distance, but more roll.

 

they are both stable shafts, and the high launch angle characteristics should allow relatively tight dispersion.

 

I actually am playing the E360 in my FT5 tour, and am planning to change to a TM tour burner with the Whiteboard - I am so far satisfied with dispersion with the E360, but it tends to drop and stop, due to too much spin (but trajectory is mid, not too high though). I'm looking for something that would provide mor roll with less spin, without necessarily being too low. SO I am moving from stiff in my FT5 to regular to keep the speed up there to not be too low (my SS is around 96 mph)....

 

hope this provides some info - i am by no means an expert, and this is based on the info and feedback i've read throughout manufacturer's websites and user posts here.

[SwingMan]

I think Callaway and Fuji describe the E360 as lot to mid launch, low to mid spin - depending on flex.

[MMB1500]

The E60 is a low spin, low/mid launch shaft. I play one in my 3 wood and find it very nice indeed. I find it very stable and smooth, with good dispersion and certainly not too much spin. I also like the mid torque.