some help about a Franklin shaft...

[cobrAA 0]

well,my question could maybe sound stupid but i would like to know what mean ''thin-grip'' (when you select the item in stock)

http://www.1800faceoff.com/prod_selected.i...n=173&shop_id=1

it said SR;thin grip 4.5.....does that mean it sr model with int shape(i.e cyclone...)or the thin grip it not the same ''sandpaper grip'' that all franklin has...??

well.....thanks in advance

[dietzie27 0]

the franklin shafts i saw at peranis had like a thin top part, and at about the mid point of the shaft flares out to a normal size. its like a graf lazer. 4.5 is the flex

kind of like this ---------========== (wow that was terrible) :P

[cobrAA 0]

oh okay thanks!!!!! lol well i'm not a english so i didnt really understand the thin grip mean

but the thin part....is not like about 6 inch or what ever?? because i do have a franklin ops and it thin.....but for about only 6 inch(not the half of the shaft)

well anywayz thanks for your help

[kovalchuk71 212]

i think it might mean that the shaft is smaller in shape so it fits better in your hands....Some Mission sticks are like that....

[cobrAA 0]

yea like a rounded shaft(vector 120C)

but i know that all franklin stick are rounded at the end to fit the hand(i.e momentum) but i didnt know if it like that for all the shaft

[kovalchuk71 212]

Not exactly, like the shaft is smaller then a normal sr. shaft.....i think thats what they mean by thin grip.....

[all-star 0]

like a cyclone or a typhoon?

[cobrAA 0]

well that what i think now...but euh typhoon is normal hand size(well i think!!!)

but for cyclone yes is smaller hand