Basileus δ Delta Ⅱ Shaft

Basileus's technology is at its best, and the double bias structure of 80t super high elasticity pitch fiber + PAN high elasticity fiber is used to achieve a fusion of "low torque," "flexibility at the grip," and "highly precisely adjusted tip behavior." This shaft is "fully responsive" to the intense wrist work.

This design was created because we want golfers to fully utilize their club control skills. It transforms the tenacious impact of a technical hitter into distance and control. The Basileus δⅡ is the ultimate weapon to make this a reality.

CONCEPT

The δⅡ (Delta Two) is classified as D on the AB map. It is designed to suppress the flex from the tip to the middle, and to increase resistance to the thick impact caused by the strong wrist turn of technical hitters. The C/B value, which is an index of the flex from the grip to the middle, is 0.53 (60/S), a design with movement. The T/C value, which indicates the ease of catching the ball, is designed to be hard at 0.66 (60/S), so there is no need to worry about the "left". The design concept is a sticky grip flex that matches the wrist work of technical hitters, and the low torque design also achieves stable head behavior. The design is designed to reduce unnecessary face opening and closing behavior, making it less likely to make mistakes to the left and right. You can feel the thick impact that is essential for technical hitters. The trajectory of the ball is shot in the medium to low trajectory, making it easy to produce a "low spin baseball" that is easy to run. The δⅡ is a reliable shaft that matches technical hitters, making use of "10 years of accumulated data".

FEATURE

A luxurious design using 80t pitch-based ultra-high elastic fiber + 40t PAN-based fiber throughout the entire length *1
40-R/S/X uses PAN-based 50t ultra-high elastic fiber that achieves the optimal balance of light weight, hardness and strength
Optimal material placement for a design that is sticky, flexible, springy, and easy to hit
Optimal "flexibility at hand" design for optimal wrist work
The overall behavior is a bend at the grip, and it is suited to technical hitters who value a slight feeling of support at the tip

*1 Adopted in 50-R/S/X, 60-S/X, 70-S/X