Smoother loading and feel by placing the bias layer between straight layers.

The role of the bias layer in golf shafts is to promote twisting strength, reduce torque, and increase stability. The bias layer is usually laid on the mandrel at 45 degrees adjacent to 0 degree layers.

Our engineers have moved the bias layer from the traditional innermost layer and put it in between straight layers (0 degree layers) which provides a much smoother loading and feel to the shaft.