tps shafts

[lee92 2]

ok, i'm looking for a nice shaft in a whip flex, and since i can't scrounge up the money quick enough and find an inno 300flx shaft, i've decided just to simply look around my place for a whip shaft and i came across a red lite and a tri core and can't decide between the two. what would you guys say is the better shaft, and the more durable shaft?

[JR Boucicaut 3805]

The TriCore would be more durable, albeit heavier.

[asdfa 0]

go with the tri-core, the shaft being a bit heavier isn't too big of a downside, because it'll make it easier to find a blade with good balance

[Eazy_b97 1]

I've always thought my Tri-cores were great. Never owned a Redlite, but did try a few out, just felt the Tri-core had a nicer feel in my hands.

[stevo 0]

Never tried a Red Lite but I have always loved the Tricores. They are a great shaft with exceptional durability and a good overall feel to them.

[SB39 2]

I always thought the Redlite was too small and boxy for me, and I loved teh Tricore. It had good balance, rounded corners, and had a bit of a wood feel, especially with a wood blade.

[thejackal 46]

The TriCore would be more durable, albeit heavier.

But arnt the Aspen ones listed as being 275g?

[JR Boucicaut 3805]

Ah - I never used the Aspen - just the cherry ones. The RL is lighter.

[lee92 2]

are the aspen ones more durable than the cherry ones?

[kovalchuk71 212]

i think its the other way. everyone here i think that said they were tanks were using the cherry ones

[thejackal 46]

There shouldnt be a difference, wood is wood right? Beside the aspen ones came out last year so it might not be as easy to get.

[sgazi76 0]

Different woods have different densities.

[Jordan6969 0]

Redlites can come in pro-radious which is rounded corners and the standard square.

[Eazy_b97 1]

Redlites can come in pro-radious which is rounded corners and the standard square.

Not sure if you'll be able to find them, but at a time the Tri-cores were also available in Pro- Radius.

[Jordan6969 0]

Redlites are also good for the price and I can get some pretty good shots out of it

[Chadd 916]

Only the ints come in radius now.

[lee92 2]

well, i dont think im gonna notice much of a difference between the two in terms of shot power since they both feel the exact same flex-wise. its just durability issues that i'm concerned with

[blues_91 0]

I'd go with a redlite/z-carbon combo those are pretty awesome

[stevo 0]

If your primary concern is durability then go with the Tricore.