Aramith Low Deflection Shaft!

Looks like a wooden ferrule, unless my monitor is skewed... kind of reminds me of someone else's "high tech components".

That is, just at first glance, at least.

-Matt
 
Hmm, there's got to be some kind of conflict of interest here. As Saluc make the balls used in 99% of Pro tournaments they could they embed some kind of automatic aiming technology in them that only their shafts can take advantage of. I say we burn them all just to be on the safe side ;-)
 
MattRDavis said:
Looks like a wooden ferrule, unless my monitor is skewed... kind of reminds me of someone else's "high tech components".

That is, just at first glance, at least.

-Matt
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I'm not saying it isn't (I have no idea) but it the ferrule looked "normal" enough to me. I guess we'll see.
 
shinobi said:
I'm not saying it isn't (I have no idea) but it the ferrule looked "normal" enough to me. I guess we'll see.
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I don't know, I've looked at it on two different monitors now, and it just looks a little darker than normal...

If reducing tip end mass is what's needed to reduce deflection, I don't know why it would be a linen phenolic ferrule, as they're heavier than soft plastics... I guess that's how I drew the conclusion that it must be wood.

Strange... I'm interested to see how it performs, though.

-Matt
 
on my screen it looks like the creamy colored ferulles Helmstetter uses, or used to use...

Gerry
 
On a similar note, has anyone else tried Lucasi's new radial spliced shaft? I've been using mine for a few months and really like how it plays. I think it's an 8 piece design kind of like a predator, with a triangle tip.

I played with a predator about 5 years ago, and never really liked it. It seemed I had no feel on the finesse shots, but you could really load up the spin. The Lucasi shaft seems to be in between the Predator and a standard good shaft...

Gerry
 
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