75flex Z-bubble shaft

[Patrick67 1]

Stupid store doesn't know, neither do I lol. Couldn't find it in a seach.

One of my friends is standing with one in his hand atm, so a quick repsons would be greatly appreciated.

75flex z-bubble what does it fit senior or intermediate blades?

[DMBeer41 0]

Stupid store doesn't know, neither do I lol. Couldn't find it in a seach.

One of my friends is standing with one in his hand atm, so a quick repsons would be greatly appreciated.

75flex z-bubble what does it fit senior or intermediate blades?

I would assume a light flex like that would be intermediate. But can't say for sure. Since the LHS doesn't know, see if they'll try fitting an old intermediate blade in their first, and if it's too small, get a senior one.

[Guest superman20]

(I dont think they make standard blades in intermediate sizes) for the zbubble im dont know...some int. shaft use junior some use senior... depends on the shaft size

[KBO25 0]

I always thought int. shafts took the same blades as sr.

[Patrick67 1]

Thx for the quick replies!

I'm guessing it uses senior blades since easton doesn't make standard blades in intermediate?

[DamnLocust 0]

Int. Standard shafts all take Senior blades.

the only shaft (from any manufacturer) that takes an int. blades is the synthesis/ synergy II. They're also the only blades offered in int.

Easton was also supposed to be coming out with 75 flex srs., and making their ints. 65flex. Not sure if this is the case for '07, or for shafts, however. It may have been only for OPS.

[halfmoonyote 0]

Int. Standard shafts all take Senior blades.

the only shaft (from any manufacturer) that takes an int. blades is the synthesis/ synergy II. They're also the only blades offered in int.

Easton was also supposed to be coming out with 75 flex srs., and making their ints. 65flex. Not sure if this is the case for '07, or for shafts, however. It may have been only for OPS.

The only Int. shaft that doesn't accept Senior blades are Mission. For whatever reason, they have their own system.

[DamnLocust 0]

Easton no longer makes an intermediate taper shaft, The synergy II comes in a 70 flex sr. now instead (uses sr. blades). The Synergy II blades do still come in int., however, I guess for those who are still using the Synthesis.

Easton Catalogue

According to Mission's catalogue, int. taper shafts take jr. taper blades (V-Hex Line). I could be mistaken, but I thought that int. L-2s took Sr. blades.

Mission Catalog