graphite shafts, do the warp?

[golfpuck 0]

graphite shafts, do the warp?

this used to be a problem with the old aluminum shaft, so you would have to flip them every time you changed the blade

[Duder84 0]

my experience is that they just break rather than warp

[Chadd 916]

I think it was Buzz who complained of some TPS shafts warping on him. I've never had that problem with any high end comp shaft or OPS.

[#96 0]

By warping, do you mean becoming misshaped through water retention? Like a warped wood blade? Or do you mean, bowed? I know aluminums used to bow, that's why I ask.

[whbd18 0]

Some of my XN10s are curved alittle bit,it doesnt bother me at all though

[Keith 0]

I've seen xn10s warp.

[golfpuck 0]

i mean bow.. noticed this with my tps shaft as well

[Perry94 0]

yah my cut xn10 is bowed permanently too... <_<

[cougarscaptain87 12]

all of my XXX's bow but i tihnk it makes the stick a tad bit more flexy and i kinda like it.

[Keith 0]

TPS shafts just seem more prone to this than others. I just think it is how they put their shafts together. Fact of the matter is their shafts perform great so it is a fair trade I suppose. It beats shafts that torque like mad or the other comp shaft pitfalls.