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    What distinguishes Evotech, is that it is the only set of shafts

    where each shaft is specifically tuned to each club head for:


    Modern shafts are built so that they can be used in long, mid & short irons. As the shafts

    are cut shorter they get lighter, resulting in relatively heavier long irons & lighter short

    irons.

    To maximise power in the long game & accuracy in the short game, shaft weight must get

    progressively heavier. This can only be achieved when each shaft is specifically made for

    each club.

    Compare the following study of weight, frequency, torque & kick point & see the benefits

    Evotech has over other conventional steel & graphite shafts.


    Weight

    Evotech is the only modern shaft to increase in weight as the shaft gets shorter.

    This maximises power in your long game (through lighter shafts) & accuracy in your short

    game (through heavier shafts).


    Flex (Frequency)

    Evotech shafts are frequency matched to ensure a consistent increase in flex as each

    shaft gets shorter.

    This ensures that each club feels & performs the same. Note the inconsistent change in

    regular steel or graphite shafts.


    Torque (Twist)

    Regular steel & graphite shafts have the same amount of torque for each shaft. The

    torque of the Evotech shaft reduces as the shaft gets shorter.

    This increases control with short irons whilst maintaining great feel with long irons.


    Kick (Bend) Point

    Evotech is the only modern shaft with a progressive kick point.

         Long irons = Low kick
         Mid irons = Mid kick
         Short irons = High kick

    This gives you a more responsive long iron & a more penetrating short iron.



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