Motore speeder 7.2 tour spec vs tour ad di

[ARL67]

My Attas T2 6X ( playing 44.25" ) and AD-DI6X ( playing 44.5" ) are very similar feeling & launch IMO.
Unfortunately I don't have any numbers to provide any launch "evidence"
We need a handy Tom Wishon shaft chart.

For me, the Speeder VC 6.2 Tour Spec X-Stiff is readily easier to hit than the Speeder VC 7.2 Tour Spec Stiff that I had.
And as expected, the Speeder launchers lower than the AD-DI, and Speeder not as smooth feeling as AD-DI.
I'm going to rotate the AD-DI6X and Speeder for my next few rounds.
These are 2 shafts I intend to keep, as they have different feel & flight characteristics.
The 3rd keeper for me is the RIP 70X, but I'm mothballing it for the rest of season.
Those 3 shafts offer a lot of variety for my game, and I like them all.

I also a have Whiteboard 63x5ct X-Stiff ( playing 45" ) , but only minimal range time with it.
I also traded for a Devotion 6 5-flex which is in transit too.
It starting to look like a shaft warehouse over here !
No problem though, buy shaft for $150+/-, fool around, sell shaft for $150+/-, lose some shipping $$$, no big deal, LOTS of Fun !

- Andy

[OspreyCI]

Is the TS 6.2x still pretty accurate? Is the 6.2 the one you are keeping or the 7.2?

[ARL67]

Yes, keeping the Speeder VC 6.2 TS X and accurate IMO.
The VC 7.2 TS Stiff was too much work for my meagre 100-105 swing.

One can only get so much info out of forums from eager hacks like me.
You can probably readily buy one in the BST forum for $175-$200, plus $20-$25 to ship to you.
Then play it to you hearts content, and of course nothing beats a hands on experience, vs chatter.
If it doesn't work out, you can always resell for $175-$100, and all you lose is your shipping.
That's cheap entertainment dollars IMO.
When a "hot shaft" enters the market, such as the AD-DI or Speeder Tour Spec series, they are always super easy to unload again.
Just like the Blueboard & Whiteboard were when they became available years earlier.

- Andy

[OspreyCI]

[quote name='ARL67' timestamp='1348799431' post='5708379']
Yes, keeping the Speeder VC 6.2 TS X and accurate IMO.
The VC 7.2 TS Stiff was too much work for my meagre 100-105 swing.

One can only get so much info out of forums from eager hacks like me.
You can probably readily buy one in the BST forum for $175-$200, plus $20-$25 to ship to you.
Then play it to you hearts content, and of course nothing beats a hands on experience, vs chatter.
If it doesn't work out, you can always resell for $175-$100, and all you lose is your shipping.
That's cheap entertainment dollars IMO.
When a "hot shaft" enters the market, such as the AD-DI or Speeder Tour Spec series, they are always super easy to unload again.
Just like the Blueboard & Whiteboard were when they became available years earlier.

- Andy
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Thanks Andy. At 105ss I am looking at the TS 6.2 stiff, don't want to jump on something too stiff. You are so right that buying/trying/reselling good shafts are pretty easy!

[tyorke1]

any more info on the ts 6.2, I am really looking at that shaft

[OspreyCI]

[quote name='tyorke1' timestamp='1350606559' post='5814301']
any more info on the ts 6.2, I am really looking at that shaft
[/quote] The TS 6.2 is an incredible shaft. Each time I go to the range it gets better and better for me. I thought I was hitting it to low but I am now hitting it on a great line and even on the range with tall grass the ball just runs out. I would describe this shaft as "Crisp"! I have a pretty fast transition and I cannot overpower this. The GD DI 6s tipped 1/2" I missed all over the place. I noticed an immediate difference when I installed the TS 6.2 stiff NOT tipped. I was thinking about trying the Kiyoshi Purple but after today's range session I am sticking with the TS. My misses are very marginal with TS. As for feel, it is not boardy at all just like I described as crisp feeling and very solid. I am glad I was not scared to try this. Yes, it is lower than what I am used to but I am hitting more fairways because it is not getting up there and flying high right. I only have a few rounds with it and numerous range sessions and I am really glad I went with this shaft. I am a totl shaft buyer/seller and this one will last for awhile.
It is a high valued shaft and you can always resell it. I got a good deal from Will peoples on here. I have to say it looks sweet also with a Red Lamkin Rel. 3 Gen grip. Hope this helps.

[tyorke1]

thanks thats great, if you mind what is your ss and what flex are you playing, I am thinking x but I here they play stiff,






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[quote name='tyorke1' timestamp='1350606559' post='5814301']
any more info on the ts 6.2, I am really looking at that shaft
[/quote] The TS 6.2 is an incredible shaft. Each time I go to the range it gets better and better for me. I thought I was hitting it to low but I am now hitting it on a great line and even on the range with tall grass the ball just runs out. I would describe this shaft as "Crisp"! I have a pretty fast transition and I cannot overpower this. The GD DI 6s thanks thats great, if you mind me asking what ss you have and was it a stiff or an x you got , thanks




tipped 1/2" I missed all over the place. I noticed an immediate difference when I installed the TS 6.2 stiff NOT tipped. I was thinking about trying the Kiyoshi Purple but after today's range session I am sticking with the TS. My misses are very marginal with TS. As for feel, it is not boardy at all just like I described as crisp feeling and very solid. I am glad I was not scared to try this. Yes, it is lower than what I am used to but I am hitting more fairways because it is not getting up there and flying high right. I only have a few rounds with it and numerous range sessions and I am really glad I went with this shaft. I am a totl shaft buyer/seller and this one will last for awhile.
It is a high valued shaft and you can always resell it. I got a good deal from Will peoples on here. I have to say it looks sweet also with a Red Lamkin Rel. 3 Gen grip. Hope this helps.
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[OspreyCI]

[quote name='tyorke1' timestamp='1350687345' post='5818735']
thanks thats great, if you mind what is your ss and what flex are you playing, I am thinking x but I here they play stiff,






[quote name='OspreyCI' timestamp='1350608685' post='5814469']
[quote name='tyorke1' timestamp='1350606559' post='5814301']
any more info on the ts 6.2, I am really looking at that shaft
[/quote] The TS 6.2 is an incredible shaft. Each time I go to the range it gets better and better for me. I thought I was hitting it to low but I am now hitting it on a great line and even on the range with tall grass the ball just runs out. I would describe this shaft as "Crisp"! I have a pretty fast transition and I cannot overpower this. The GD DI 6s thanks thats great, if you mind me asking what ss you have and was it a stiff or an x you got , thanks




tipped 1/2" I missed all over the place. I noticed an immediate difference when I installed the TS 6.2 stiff NOT tipped. I was thinking about trying the Kiyoshi Purple but after today's range session I am sticking with the TS. My misses are very marginal with TS. As for feel, it is not boardy at all just like I described as crisp feeling and very solid. I am glad I was not scared to try this. Yes, it is lower than what I am used to but I am hitting more fairways because it is not getting up there and flying high right. I only have a few rounds with it and numerous range sessions and I am really glad I went with this shaft. I am a totl shaft buyer/seller and this one will last for awhile.
It is a high valued shaft and you can always resell it. I got a good deal from Will peoples on here. I have to say it looks sweet also with a Red Lamkin Rel. 3 Gen grip. Hope this helps.
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SS is about 105-107 and I play an untipped stiff. No way would I go any stiffer....for me.

[Black Label Johnny]

Anyone tried the 6.2 TS against the AD BB?

[tyorke1]

I am down to those two as well, any info would be great.



[quote name='Black Label Johnny' timestamp='1350708281' post='5819887']
Anyone tried the 6.2 TS against the AD BB?
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[Benkross]

[quote name='tyorke1' timestamp='1350839753' post='5824145']
I am down to those two as well, any info would be great.

As am I. Have stopped playing an AD Di 6s tipped one inch and now playing a Rogue Silver XStiff which is super accurate but incredibly boardy. Am agonizing over a BB 6x or the Speeder Evolution Tour Spec 661x

Please share your feedback.

SS 108-110
Medium tempo
Launch 13
Smash 1.5-1.53


[quote name='Black Label Johnny' timestamp='1350708281' post='5819887']
Anyone tried the 6.2 TS against the AD BB?
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