In December 2007 I purchased an Adams 430Q driver with this shaft in it. Earlier that year I had also purchased a Taylormade Superquad that I was experimenting with, I ended up putting a Grafalloy Blue 65S in it and loved it. In my seven years of playing I've been through many different drivers and shafts, not to mention I've tested several others. Among my favorites are the Diamanna Blueboard 83S, Grafalloy Blue and Taylormade REAX 65S. However, I just recently pulled out the Adams 430Q Driver with the Aldila NVS 65-S shaft installed in it and was pleasantly surprised. Now this shaft does have a 2 inch extension in it. Mainly because I normally like to play with a raw shaft (spine it, rough up the tip, install it in the head and put a grip on it). Because I play with the longer than normal shaft length it's recommended that I go with just a slightly stiffer flex. My stats are: Driver Swing Speed between 96-106, Driver head lofts used 8.5 - 9.5, Normal Ball Flight is Slight Draw with a Very High Launch and Trajectory (have not been checked for launch angle but is higher than most players when compared), Carry is 240 - 250 yards with 30 - 40 yards of roll. Although I normally like to use mid-trajectory shafts with low torque (2 - 6 to 3.2), I enjoyed the feel and performance of the mid-trajectory with a slightly higher torque rating. For some reason I didn't like the Adilia NV (even though it was a low trajectory shaft). That shaft just seemed to balloon on me. Anyways, hope this review helps you. Good Luck!
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