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The Fujikura Speeder 569 Development Two is a stable, effortlessly fast, counterbalanced lightweight shaft.

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Introduction

Hmmm.  Well, it looks like I may take spoke too shortly in my review of the Fujikura Speeder 661 Development II.  I truly fell in dearest with that 661, and, having never achieved much success with a sub-threescore gram lightweight commuter shaft, I didn't await to have that swell of results with the Fujikura Speeder 569 Evolution 2.  Withal, I was mistaken and plant everything bully from the 661 except more speed and better results. The Speeder 569 Evo II concluded upwards being the only shaft that had the appurtenances to boot the 661 out of my handbag immediately.

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Looks

Consequent with the other two Speeder Evolution II shafts we've reviewed, the Fujikura Speeder 569 Evolution Ii has the same fiery orange, scarlet, and xanthous trippy finish that is sure to standout anywhere it goes.  I've had these in my pocketbook for awhile now and still become that "Oooh, what's this?" feeling when I pull the club out for my adjacent shot.  The graphics in general are consequent with Fujikura's branding for the past couple of years and help the look of the shaft really pop.

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Experience (and Sound)

Like the other shafts in the lineup, the Fujikura Speeder 569 Evolution 2 has an extremely smooth flex profile with great experience and response.  Fujikura has made the Speeder Evolution Two series more counterbalanced and with a stiffer tip.  The reason backside this is that equally caput designs accept evolved over the last few years, the head weights have gone up and older shafts flat out weren't working too. The little bit of counterbalance and the stiffer tip make for a much more counterbalanced golf club that stays consistent and under command throughout the golf swing.  Whatever Fujikura has done, they got it just right. I accept never felt a shaft that has this much boot in it in my life.

Normally we don't describe "sound" when we review shafts, just I've never had sounds like I've been getting out of my commuter with the Speeder 661 Evolution Two, and now the 569. I'm finding the sweet spot with higher speeds much more ofttimes which is giving me one of the purest cracks off the face I've e'er heard.

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Performance

I find information technology interesting, albeit completely reasonable, how amazingly different the performance information came out for me with the Fujikura Speeder 569 Evolution II and the 661.  The information here compared to the data in the 661 review doesn't necessarily reflect information technology, simply I found that I consistently hit the 569 farther and with less effort which is directly correlated with the much college swing speeds.  I practise become more than spin with the 569, and a little less roll every bit a effect, but I'm proficient with the totals.

Where I find the 569 to be better for me is in my power to control the shot.  I'one thousand notorious for pulling and hooking ultra-light shafts, but the 569's stiffer tip and counterbalance seem to do the play a trick on and go along everything in command.  With the 661, I would miss some tee shots right during a round, but take not had this outcome with the 569 which is likely because I'one thousand firing the club a flake quicker.

Through my epiphany with the 661 Evo II, and recent experience with the 569, I feel it's important to signal out that these Evolution II shafts seem exceptionally fast and like shooting fish in a barrel to produce those speeds with.  For me, it's been 1 thing to top out at some of the order speeds I've experienced, but to achieve these numbers consistently is another story. I'm finding that my regular swing is producing college speeds with no actress endeavor.  The more than I've discussed this phenomenon with other gear guys, I'chiliad hearing the aforementioned story.  The even more than exciting role is that when I actually practice try to put a little actress on the shot, the 569 holds up and I get higher swing speeds than I've always had.

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Determination

I won't sit here and tell you lot that I'thousand every bit shocked past the Fujikura Speeder 569 Development II every bit I was with the 661, considering that whole feel with the 661 was totally mind blowing and completely inverse my game.  Short version: I expected the 569 Evo II to exist merely as awesome, but as well light for me.  I stand corrected.The stiffer tip department, smooth flex profile, and slight counterbalancing make the 569 Evo 2 one of the nigh stable lightweight shafts out in that location. Oh, and the feel and operation are second to none.  I idea the Speeder 661 Development II was one of the best pieces of golf equipment I've always played, only the Speeder 569 Evo 2 has comfortably taken its place in my handbag.

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