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KBS $-Taper .355 Black PVD Regular Iron Shaft Specs

The KBS $-Taper .355 Black PVD Regular sits near the typical steel iron-shaft weight range at 3.88 oz (110 g), with 2.5° torque sitting near the middle of the group. Its mid launch / low spin flight...

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KBS $-Taper .355 Chrome Regular Iron Shaft Specs

The KBS $-Taper .355 Chrome Regular sits near the typical steel iron-shaft weight range at 3.88 oz (110 g), with 2.5° torque sitting near the middle of the group. Its mid launch / low spin flight...

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KBS Tour .355 Regular Iron Shaft Specs

The KBS Tour .355 Regular sits near the typical steel iron-shaft weight range at 3.88 oz (110 g), with 2.5° torque sitting near the middle of the group. Its mid launch / mid spin flight profile and...

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KBS Tour Cust Blk .355 Regular Iron Shaft Specs

The KBS Tour Cust Blk .355 Regular sits near the typical steel iron-shaft weight range at 3.88 oz (110 g), with 2.5° torque sitting near the middle of the group. Its mid launch / mid spin flight...

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KBS Tour Lite 105 .370 Regular Iron Shaft Specs

The KBS Tour Lite 105 .370 Regular is lighter than average for steel iron shafts at 3.7 oz (105 g), with 2.5° torque sitting near the middle of the group. Its high launch / high spin flight profile...

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KBS V-X Tour .355 Regular Iron Shaft Specs

The KBS V-X Tour .355 Regular is lighter than average for steel iron shafts at 3.7 oz (105 g), with 2.1° torque sitting near the middle of the group. Its mid-high launch / mid spin flight profile...

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