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Aldila NV vs. VS Proto "by you"

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chemboy2

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I hit the NVS lower launch then the V2 when trying them out. :laugh:

AH, very good to know! Thank you.

Btw, the Rapture was in the running when I was narrowing down my choices. And for the record, the ONLY reason I even tried it was because of you.
 

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Btw, the Rapture was in the running when I was narrowing down my choices. And for the record, the ONLY reason I even tried it was because of you.

chemboy2

Great! Just like to see it have a chance.... :laugh:
 

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The V2 and NVS played very similar to me. The V2 takes a real rip to get it to perform in the stiff flex, however. The NVS plays a tad softer, but more responsive like the Comp NT.

Both are great shafts. I would expect the V2 to be a tad less spin, but I'm just speculating against the NVS. Both worked great for me, and I would play either in a heartbeat.

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I had a Hogan driver with the NV. Shaft felt OK but the ball fell out of the sky like a wounded quail.

My current Titty has the VS. Shaft feels great and ball go good most days. Needs more horsepower on end holding handle.

The Hogan NV isnt a real NV unless it was an aftermarket shaft. It said NV -h on it, in reality the only resemblance is the color. IMO there isnt a shaft on the market that can keep the ballflight down on the Hogan , they understate the lofts 2 - 3 degrees and are super high spin heads.

Does anyone here know if the VS proto shafts and the "NV proto with nano technology" shafts are the same shaft?
 

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Does anyone here know if the VS proto shafts and the "NV proto with nano technology" shafts are the same shaft?

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You mean the Grafalloy NV and the Aldila VS Proto? Doubtful they're anything similar.... :)
 

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It seems like just about every manuf. offers the NVS as a shaft choice but no shop stocks it (I'm making the assumption that the Callaway NVS is like the Titleist Speeder in that it isn't exactly the same as the non-OEM stamped model).

If you get the Normal Cally's then they have a lighter different NVS with a carbon finish at the top (for Callaway shaft). But if you get the Cally Tour models then they are fitted with the real NVS shafts. I had a Mizuno MP001 with an aftermarket NVS and i loved that combo to bits. (then sold it like an idiot, ho thing).
 

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You mean the Grafalloy NV and the Aldila VS Proto? Doubtful they're anything similar.... :)


No, I meant Aldilla NV proto... . I tried a driver recently that had an Aldilla shaft it said NV proto and Nano something . It also had TM tour preferred logo on it. I've never seen this shaft anywhere since. I wonder if this wasnt an early VS Proto model with a different name or a possibly the shaft that is now known as the Protopype.


Whatever it was, it was a nice shaft, very tip stiff but still somewhat smooth feeling.
 

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