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New Mitsubishi Rayon Diamana Stinger – Full Boron Prototype

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  • Posted on: July 29th, 2009 by: gocchin

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Today a very pretty Diamana box showed up at our Chiba office and in it was the all new Mitsubishi Rayon Diamana Stinger Prototype. This full boron shaft as we reported before is the ultimate in high end materials from Mitsubishi Rayon.  When I first posted about this prototype, we were unsure about the name. While it is still being referred to as "Prototype", the word "STINGER" is engraved on the shaft. This shaft is a beauty, with a jet black gloss like finish it looks like it is all business.

Being able to hold these shafts in my hands, first impression is that they have a very stiff profile. Full Boron is meant to be very firm and stable and that is what the Stinger Prototype feels like.  To recap what I described the shaft as earlier:

This new shaft features a profile and specs just like the new Diamana Kai'li with the difference being the material. Boron is a premium lightweight fiber that is 5 times as strong as steel. It is often used in parts of shaft manufacturing due to its high modulus characteristics to increase strength of a shaft and overall stability. This new Diamana Full Boron Prototype will be all boron creating a shaft that compared to the typical graphite shaft, has thinner walls for feel but is considerably stronger equaling no energy loss and very very tight dispersion.  This new prototype shaft will load and unload without twisting creating very low spin and very accurate drives thanks to its ability to quickly return to its original shape.

This is considered Diamana's most high end premium shaft and is aimed at the tour player. We do have a few in stock so let us know if you are interested!

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  1. phizzy
    March 10, 2010

    It came down to the stinger proto, fubuki alpha and the f1 motore vc6.0 speeder all in x-stiff for me. I found that the motore vc speeder was harder to control for me compared to the other 2 mitsubishi shafts. The stinger prototype had a lower launch angle compared to the alpha and motore speeder for me. This shaft also had the lowest spin as well. It’s a good shaft for the lower handicap golfer, who has a fast club head and ball speed who tends to hit the ball high. I went with the alpha because it was affordable and a better shaft for my swing.

  2. Your Name
    August 2, 2010

    What exactly is Boron? Do these shaft not contain any graphite at all?

  3. George Moore
    August 13, 2012

    I am interested in a Diamana New Full Boron stinger Prototype Shaft 70x tip for a Titleist Driver.
    What is the cost of for this shaft and how soon can ship?

  4. gocchin
    August 13, 2012

    This was a limited edition from 3 years ago.

    Long sold out.

    Please check out instead the all new high carbon Diamana X:
    http://www.tourspecgolf.com/product_info.php?products_id=3540

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