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  1. 12th March 2021 01:22 AM #1
    Jazz18
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    Default UST Recoil 95 flexes - true to flex?

    Just wondered if anyone knows if the UST Recoil 95 graphite shaft (in the new ZX utility) play stiff to flex like a steel fibre or are pretty true to flex.

    Any help appreciated.

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    True or soft not steel fibre
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