Mitsubishi Kuro Kage

5 Bogey 1 Pat
This shaft is awesome my dispersion is very tight and I got an increase in distance

5 jman151
I bought this recently and I am definitely happy with it. It was affordable and caused my dispersion to decrease on my drives improving accuracy which equals more fairways. Great price. Great quality.

5 Stick15
i ended up getting this shaft put into my sim 2 max 3 wood as a stiffer option to the one that came with it. lets just say it did n't disappoint, it is a great shaft and probably my favorite in my bag. my 3 wood i use strictly off the tee as i 'm not very comfortable using a bigger head off the deck. It does a great job keeping the shaft stable throughout the swing and for me it has resulted in better contact with the ball and with that more yards as a result. this shaft has helped so much with stability that it sometimes makes me question which club i should use off the tee. Ive played with this since Nov. 2021 with this i have a 300 yard drive on a par 5, a 270 drive on a par 4 and another 270+ yard drive on a par 4. Great shaft, so good that i 'm currently looking at getting one for my driver to maximize its potential and to avoid the issue i 'm currently having with gapping for my tee clubs. 10/10 on this shaft and its a relatively cheap compared to other high end shafts.

5 Azstu324
Bought this Kuro Kage Silver as more of an experiment to see if a slightly heavier shaft with a bit stiffer handle profile would be a good substitution for my other high performing Fujikura Motore X F1 6X. Sometimes that shaft can get a little lost in the swing when my tempo gets a little aggressive. The Kuro Kage Silver 69g X flex does NOT disappoint. This shaft is true testament that A) Mitsubishi does n't skimp on their lower cost shafts and tolerances are just as tight as their$ 400+ offerings, and B) you do n't need to spend$ 250-$ 500 to get a premium high- performance shaft. Just pay attention to the profile characteristics. I have this paired with a 2021 Mizuno ST- Z and boy what a combo. The feel of the shaft is a little more stout than the Motore X but not boardy at all. It is more of a full profile feel that just stays in the zone through the entire swing rather than more of an aggressive release like the Motore X. Club head speed is identical with the Kuro Kage so no distance lost. Spin is just a hair higher by about 100+200 rpms but that's not an issue as my spin with the Motore X is sub 2000's. Distance is nearly identical with both. Disbursement is tighter with the Motore X when I 'm staying within my swing comfort zone but does n't really give me confidence when I need to really unload. The Kuro Kage however allows me to still find the fairway whether I 'm swinging at 80% or 100% and I think it's due to the slightly stiffer and heavier profile. Either way, it is extremely stable under light or heavy pressure. Love it!

5 Duffer7
Kurokage shaft was very comparable shaft for one I was replacing and price was lower than my usual supplier