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Fire Express DGL

Optimal Graphite Iron Shafts
for a rounded game

Although the DGL115 is a heavyweight carbon shaft, it has a high trajectory by increasing the launch angle with a count with a small loft, and it enables shots that are suppressed and intentional shots while widening the distance pitch between counts. It suppresses the hard feeling of “heavy” and “hard” that is often found in conventional heavy-duty carbon shafts.
Although the DGL90 is a slightly lightweight type with a weight of 90g, it suppresses the rigidity at hand and makes it easy to take the timing of turning back, allowing you to swing comfortably. The tip part has increased rigidity, suppresses excessive head running, makes ball control easy, and gives a firm feel at impact.
DGL65 is a lightweight shaft of less than 70g that inherits the concept of the DGL series. In a heavy weight zone where there are many shafts that give the head a run and are conscious of high trajectory and flight distance performance, the characteristic that suppresses excessive head run and enables ball control is a characteristic of long clubs such as drivers. It was developed in response to the request of athlete golfers who are getting lighter.

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Fire Express DGL 65

Number	Length （mm/inches）	Weigh (g)	Torque (deg.)	Tip Dia.* (mm)	Butt Dia. (mm)
#3 & #4	991/39.0	69	3.3	9.40	15.40
#5	965/38.0	69	3.2	9.40	15.50
#6	953/37.5	69	3.2	9.40	15.50
#7	940/37.0	69	3.1	9.40	15.60
#8	927/36.5	69	3.1	9.40	15.60
#9	915/36.0	69	3.0/td>	9.40	15.50
#10	902/35.5	65	2.9	9.40	15.50

Fire Express DGL 90

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Number	Length （mm/inches）	Weigh (g)	Torque (deg.)	Tip Dia.* (mm)	Butt Dia. (mm)
#3	991/39.0	93	2.9	9.40	15.70
#4	978/38.5	93	2.9	9.40	15.70
#5	965/38.0	93	2.8	9.40	15.80
#6	953/37.5	93	2.8	9.40	15.80
#7	940/37.0	95	2.7	9.40	15.90
#8	927/36.5	95	2.7	9.40	15.90
#9	915/36.0	95	2.6	9.40	15.90
#10	902/35.5	95	2.6	9.40	15.90

Fire Express DGL 115