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Ordered a single T250 4 iron w/ PX 6.0 to test against the 2023 T200U I've been using. Feel is less clicky than the T200 and much closer to the T150. The T200U had been a little too hot and difficult to control and this seems to straddle a great middle ground. Took ~1 week from ordering online to receiving it.

Yea, I was going by my pure measurable stats between the two shafts vs. my swing's reaction to the shafts. Lower trajectory for standard PX, slightly higher spin, similar dispersion, and negligible distance variance for me. And when I mentioned feel, I was referring to club at impact and reaction to the turf. You're right though everyone is different and clearly you felt the difference with the LZ loading up whereas I couldn't.

Purely anecdotal here, but as someone who played Project X Rifle 6.0 for a decade and switched to PX LZ 6.0 in my T150s (fit in 2023), I'm not sure you'll see too much of a difference between the two shafts. I know PX LZ are supposed to load better and have a bit more flex, but I couldn't tell much of a difference in feel, contact, and measurable stats when hitting them side by side. The only reason I switched to PX LZ's at the time is because they were generating a little less spin for me on the trackman. Distances were almost identical and peak height was slightly higher on the PX LZ. If it were me, I'd save the money and headache for the swap and start playing the PX 6.0 Rifles.

Been using SParms recently. Never have to adjust the entire round. Would definitely recommend.

My VLS DXR base just broke and I've been considering the Air models (Player & Lux), but I'm thinking of accepting the .5lb weight increase for the Lux DXR instead. The Cordura nylon material just makes me nervous on durability. DXR/Xpac material is just a superior fabric for durability & waterproofness which is why so many backcountry backpacking companies use a laminated version of it.