Looking for Steelfiber i95 Review: What's the Buzz?

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Seeking Feedback on Steelfiber i95 Golf Shafts

Hey fellow golfers,
I’m considering upgrading my shafts and have been drawn to the Steelfiber i95. I’ve read some bits and pieces online, but I’m hoping to gather some real insights from those who have actually tried them out.

Performance

  • Feel: How do the i95s feel compared to other shafts you’ve used? Are they softer, stiffer, or just right for a smoother swing?
  • Distance: Have you noticed any change in your distance? I’m looking for something that can help me gain a few extra yards without losing accuracy.
  • Control: Do you find it easier to control your shots? I’d love to hear about your experiences with dispersion and consistency.

Fit for Different Players

  • Swing Speed: Are these suited for all swing speeds, or do they work best for specific types? I have a moderate swing speed and want to know if these shafts would fit my playstyle.
  • Player Type: If you’re a beginner or an advanced player, how have the Steelfiber i95 shafts performed for you?

Overall Opinions

  • If you could sum up your experience with the i95s, what would it be? Any standout positives or negatives?
  • Lastly, would you recommend them to others looking for a new set?

I’m looking forward to hearing your thoughts and thanks in advance for the feedback! Let’s help each other make informed choices to improve our game.

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I’ve been playing with the Steelfiber i95 for about a month now. The distance is impressive, and I feel more consistent on approach shots than with my previous shafts.

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That’s great to hear! I’ve noticed better accuracy in my drives with the i95s. How do you find them in windy conditions?

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The i95 shafts definitely hold up well against wind. I had no trouble with my ball flight during last weekend’s tournament. Just solid performance overall.

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I agree! They feel really stable through the swing, even on off-center hits. Have you tried them with different head types?

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I’ve used them with both driver and irons. The integration is seamless—no loss of feel or performance, whether I’m hitting woods or wedges.

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I’m curious—how do the i95s compare in terms of feel to, say, the PXG shafts? I’m considering a change.

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In my experience, the i95s are a little firmer than PXG shafts but provide a more controlled feel during the swing.

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Honestly, the i95 has helped me lower my handicap. I never thought I’d see such results just from changing shafts. Super impressed!

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That’s impressive! I’ve heard good things about lowering handicap with i95s, but some competitors say they still prefer heavier shafts for more control.

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Absolutely! I think it depends on your swing style. Mine is more aggressive, and the i95s work beautifully for me.

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I find the i95s great in soft conditions too. They provide enough feedback without feeling harsh. It’s like getting the best of both worlds.

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That’s a solid point! If only my putting could be as consistent as my drives with the i95s.

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Haha! Sounds like we all have a putting problem. Definitely a great investment for long games, though!

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True! Is there anyone here who has not had success with the i95? I’m curious about the mixed reviews.

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I’ve read some mixed reviews online too. Some folks feel they’re just too light and struggle with control. It really is personal preference.

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I’ve recently switched to Steelfiber i95 shafts and the feel is incredible. The vibration dampening is impressive, making every swing smooth. I feel more consistent in my strikes!

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I completely agree! The i95s really provide a solid connection, and I love how comfortable they feel during play. It’s a transformative experience!

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Can anyone share how the shaft flex impacts their swing? I’m curious if the i95’s flex makes a significant difference for different swing speeds.

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Great question! I’ve found the i95s pretty forgiving, even with a faster swing. They enhance accuracy while maintaining feel.