What does s-300 flex mean?

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What does s-300 flex mean?

Answer 1

Stiff flex. the number 300 refers to the alloy used in making the shaft and it's weight terein a.k.a. SUB-FLEX. Sub-flex is the relative stiffness of a shaft measured to a finer degree within a flex category. That is why you'll see flex designations like R200, R300, R400, etc. Weight is the major difference -- 200 is lighter, 400 is heavier. R300, S300, X100 are the standard flexes. About 3 grams is the actual weight difference. For example an R200 may play a little more flexible than the R300 and the R400 may play a little stiffer than the R300 only because of the weight. But the alpha-designation before the number is the type of flex. "S" stands for stiff, "R" is for regular, "X" is for extra stiff..."L" ladies and so on. Hope that helps.

Answer 2

they are stiff dynamic gold shafts

the same ones i play with :)