UST Mamiya DART V 90 Regular Iron Shaft Specs

The UST Mamiya DART V 90 Regular is heavier than average for graphite iron shafts at 3.07 oz (87 g). Its mid launch / mid spin flight profile and stable / control-oriented character make it broad fit for smooth-to-medium tempos.
Iron shaft specifications
UST Mamiya · DART V 90 Regular · Iron Shaft
Material: Carbon Fiber / GraphiteFlex: RegularWeight class: Mid-light (80-99.9 g)Flight: Mid launch / Mid spinTip: Taper tip
3.07 ozWeight
2.5-2.9Torque
RegularFlex
MidLaunch
Material-matched benchmarks

How this shaft compares

Numeric comparisons use graphite iron shafts in this database.

Weight

Above average

3.07 oz
Low1.55 oz
This model3.07 oz
Average2.72 oz
High4.5 oz

Weight is above average among graphite iron shafts in this database.

At a glance

Shaft profile

MaterialCarbon Fiber / Graphite
TipTaper tip
LaunchMid
SpinMid
StabilityStable / control-oriented
Tempo fitBroad fit for smooth-to-medium tempos
Overview

Model information

Manufacturer UST Mamiya
Model DART V 90 Regular
Category Iron Shaft
Catalog year 2026
SKU / code Not published
MPF rating Not published
Full specifications

Technical details

Weight & flex

Weight3.07 oz (87 g)
Weight classMid-light (80-99.9 g)
FlexRegular
Torque2.5-2.9
Bend pointMid
Kick pointMid to high
Tip stiffnessFirm / player-oriented

Build & dimensions

MaterialCarbon Fiber / Graphite
Tip typeTaper tip
Tip diameter0.355 in (9 mm)
Butt diameter0.6 in (15.2 mm)
Shaft lengthDiscrete lengths
Length range37-41 in (94-104.1 cm)
Club range2-iron through wedge
FinishDART V graphic finish

Flight & feel

LaunchMid
SpinMid
Trajectory / spin profileMid launch / Mid spin
Stability profileStable / control-oriented
Launch assistanceNeutral launch assistance
Feel profileVibration-damping graphite feel, stable through impact
Relative weight positionAbove average for graphite iron shafts
Relative torque positionTorque is not normally published for this steel model

Player fit

Tempo fitBroad fit for smooth-to-medium tempos
Transition fitWorks best with smooth-to-moderate transitions
Control vs speed biasSlightly speed biased
Long-iron playabilityGood long-iron playability
Short-iron controlBalanced short-iron feel and control
Likely swing-speed fitModerate iron swings
Target playerPlayers seeking low torque, tight dispersion and graphite vibration damping
Golfer fit summarySlightly speed biased; broad fit for smooth-to-medium tempos; mid launch / mid spin.

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