Testing showed about one degree higher launch than a Dynamic Gold 120 and similar launch to an OBAN CT 115 and KBS $ Taper in similar flex. Launch: True to spec, these are a mid launch shaft. All tests were done with either a Mizuno JPX-919 Tour or PXG 0311 6 iron. That way our comparisons are valid in terms of launch, spin and dispersion versus other shafts. Our tests always put shafts in our players hands that match their fitting recommendations from our Fitting Wizard or BGF Fitting System. This is pretty typical of lighter weight steel shafts. From a flex perspective, these shafts will play slightly soft to flex, so you will need to hard-stepthe R300 and S300 to get to the flex you are used to in say a Dynamic Gold S300. Tip consistency is very similar between each flexmeaning the ball flight should be very similar regardless of if you are playing R300, S300 or X100. Shaft consistency and quality (flex, torque, weight, and balance point) ranked over 91% which is very high for a lightweight steel shaft. The shafts are offered in typical True Temper flex designations of R300, S300 and X100, with weight ranges from 112 to 122 grams. The Elevate Tour VSS shafts are taper tip (.355') that come in discrete lengths from 37-41'. Here is our True Temper Elevate Tour shaft review: Get a free online fitting now to see which shaft best fits your swing. This shaft also incorporates True Temper's VSS Pro (Vibration Suppression System) for a 56% reduction in vibration versus standard steel shafts. True Temper is complementing its lighter weight steel shaft offerings with a 115 gram steel shaft that offers a mid to mid-high ball flight and mid spin for better stopping action on the green.

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