Golfworks - ProSoft Vibration Dampening Shaft Inserts

[HardcoreLooper 5,191]

If I'm taking the grips off of my classic clubs, I'm wondering if these are worth a go.

https://www.golfworks.com/prosoft-shaft-dampening-inserts/p/ps5000/

Caught some awful stingers when I played yesterday, and it's only getting colder here in VA.  Anyone tried these?

[Siamese Moose 363]

It was a very long time ago, but I thought they were a little help. They're basically the same as sensicore, maybe a little better. It wasn't enough relief for me, so I eventually went to graphite, but the inserts were cheap and easy to install. 

[apexironman 12]

I installed them in my 919F irons, and tested against my '76 Wilson Staff irons, makes a big difference when you catch it thin.

[aerospace_ray 643]

I use them near religiously when playing steel shafts. Consider myself very sensitive regarding feel. And I like the ProSofts better than older Sensicore. Have friends/customers that can't tell a difference. Just an area where we each differ. Many just prefer to go graphite route and eliminate one extra variable regarding club makeup.

If I'm taking the grips off of my classic clubs, I'm wondering if these are worth a go.
https://www.golfworks.com/prosoft-shaft-dampening-inserts/p/ps5000/
Caught some awful stingers when I played yesterday, and it's only getting colder here in VA.  Anyone tried these?

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[McGolf 278]

 

[dlow206 5,781]

This stuff looks like backer rod that you can get to home depot, but it does say something about proprietary foam for golf.

[johnw 4]

if you blow grips off  ........it's a bit of a surprise taking one off that has a Pro Soft in the shaft!   

[RI_Redneck 127]

Give each shaft a good blast of WD40 before installing to prevent rust buildup. Shafts tend to rust really bad with these inserts for some reason.

BT

[nixlix26 27]

Anyone ever taken them out after install?