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1) Casey - NY 2) 2.6 3) Titleist 714 AP2 4) JPX 900 Tour Thanks for this opportunity, I'm super pumped!!

Casey Buffalo, NY 2 Handicap Thanks a ton for this opportunity!

Casey Buffalo, NY, US of A Titleist Ap2 714, KBS Tour V Stiff 2 Handicap Thanks for the awesome opportunity!

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My handicap is 13.5. These shafts are a perfect fit for me because I was trying to decide between the Tour and the Tour 90 for my next set of irons because I needed a little bit of both. I was fit to a Project Flighted 95 but I felt like it was a tad too light. I produce a mid-high launch with average distance, but would like a bit more spin without raising my ball flight too much. The C-Taper Lite sounds perfect for that. In testing I would go to the Trackman I have access to and compare numbers before and after the new shafts. I would do updates after each round I played about feel, spin, and anything odd or special about them. Also, at my CC we have fitting carts from different manufacturers so I could compare to the Tour 90, Tour, and C-Taper as well as any other brands/ models which members might have questions about to the C-Taper Lite. Thanks for this opportunity! Here's a pic of a demo iron with a KBS Tour shaft that had good ball flight, but didn't spin enough.

I'm a 14 handicap. I believe that I embody the spirit of Cobra-Puma golf because of my picture below. I take the game seriously, but enjoy it. I try to make it fun. I make myself stand-out. All of these things are (what I believe to be) attributes of Cobra-Puma. They want to make the game fun and turn some heads. Here's a big reason why I embody them:

All Gone! You can close this one. Thanks

If this is against any rules about selling/trading please notify me and I will delete this. I was thinking that many of you probably have children who play little league baseball and I have a bat that I can't use anymore because of the regulations for my age group..I have for sale or for trade, an Easton SV12 Big Barrel baseball bat. It has been used for one season which is about 15 games and about that many practices. It is a -10, 31 inches, 2 ounces and has a barrel diameter of 2 and 5/8 inches. It is too light for high school play, but should be legal for all younger leagues except tee-ball. (Please check with your local league rulings as I will not accept returns if it doesn't meet your child's league requirements and you didn't double-check.) This bat has a flex rating of 65. I bought this for $150 new, and only have about 15 games on it, so I think $75 is fair. However, I will be open to negotiation as the worst I can say is no, but please no lowballing. I will accept trades. (golf related) I'm looking for a 52* or 60* (used of course) wedge. Id would like it to be in about the same condition as the bat as the bat was worth more to begin with. However, If there's anything you have to offer please do, as the worst I can say is no. (for shoes I'm a size 9.5-10 if that's what you're looking to trade) Also up for trade/sale are an Adidas Vanquish bat and an Easton Typhoon Bat. The Adidas is 30 inches, 17 ounces, and has a 2 and 1/4 inch barrel diameter. Not allowed for high school play. The Easton is 29 inches and 18 ounces. It has a barrel diameter of 2 and 1/4 inches. Easton SV12: $75 or Trade Adidas Vanquish: $45 or Trade Easton Typhoon: $25 or Trade All Three: $125 or Trade Contact me if you only want two bats. *Please add $10 to each bat for shipping, or if you buy all three, shipping is $20. All CONUS (unless buyer will pay extra for shipping.) Payment will be Paypal'd No returns unless damaged in shipping. Buyer assumes full responsibility for the items to meet their legal and personal requirements, there are no refunds for buyer not liking the items or not having them meet the league's requirements. All sales are final.

Congrats Guys!

Has anyone hit these compare to the X-Hots or Cobra AMPs?

Not really... but some do And to answer another comment: yes, the wings are very good.

Thanks, yeah I'm on the outskirts of Buffalo, Falls is a bit of a hike, but it's beautiful (when you forget about the snow).

For shafts, you can usually go to your local fitter.

Man, you guys are killing it with this review. Good stuff guys.

Sorry about that man, this is why I like to buy my clubs off retailers, in-store, or on eBay.