SHAFTS

Stulz Nanno Arrow Shafts

Stulz’s booth was a beehive of activity throughout the Show, probably because the  Stulz Nano Arrow shafts are already causing quite a “buzz” on the PGA Tour and also because of their three-edge spine design.

Nano tubes are the strongest microscopic structure known to man and employed for use in space. Once again, the golf industry has benefited from space exploration discoveries.

The Nano Arrow shafts employ a patented mid-shaft triangular shape that results in a better diffusion of load and energy transfer. The use of Nano manufacturing technology has eliminated the possibility of flaws, air pockets or voids in the shaft.

What this all means is that not only does this shaft eliminate spinning or frequency matching, but its three-edge spine design offers tighter  shot dispersion, a significant reduction in torques and most definitely, more consistency and uniformity with every shaft.

The Nano Arrow is available in five models for woods (Nano Arrow 50, Nano Arrow 65, Nano Arrow 80, Nano Arrow 90 and Nano Arrow 100), offering varying torque, flex and launch angle. The Nano Arrow Iron Series is available in three different flexes, and the Nano Arrow Hybrid Series is available in five different flexes.

Expect Nano shafts to be the shaft of the future and every shaft manufacturer is rushing to bring their version to market, including Aldila and True Temper.

MSRP for the Nano Arrow is $299 for the wood series, $160 for the hybrid series and $120 for the iron series.