A local distributor here in Ottawa carries an Apollo Balistik (stepless iron) Multi Flex shaft. The specs quote a 44-inch length and 136-gram weight. I weighed one of the few new original Balistiks I have left and it was 130-grams. I asked him where the shafts come from and he said that they are made in China. At least it appears that they have greatly improved the Balistik shaft band!
-----Original Message----- From: Ed Reeder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: January 13, 2003 8:42 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Balistik Burgess, The new GolfWorks catalog has Apollo shafts, but no Balistiks. They, at least the Balistiks, don't have the same specs. The closest thing to Balistiks in the GolfWorks catalog are "Standard Stepless Steel." The iron shafts come in two flexes L/A and R/S, whereas the Balistiks would have covered this in a single shaft. The lengths are wrong as well, 40" for the L/A and 41" for the R/S, while the Balistik was 44" No idea what the parallel tip section length is. The other shafts listed are the Shadow Steel, Standard Steel, and Junior Steel. The Shadow at least has the same name as the old shaft, but its specs are different as well. It now comes in two flexes L/A and R/S, while the old Shadow came in L, A, and R/S. The lengths are different as well. /Ed Burgess Howell wrote: > Just downloaded the new Dynacraft catalog. Imagine my surprise to see > the Apollo Balistik in the shaft section. > > What's up with that? > > Burgess > >
