The description says "available in senior, regular and stiff flex" but there is no way to choose... which is it?
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Because these are more forgiving clubs I think they would only come in regular flex. Anyway mine were reg flex and they work great for me. The hydbrids are graphite and the irons are steel shafted. I played a few games now and they are great. very forgiving
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When I purchased them the screen gave me an option to choose but some offers only have for certain ones at that price. Hope that helps
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When I bring up the initial page for idea a12os irons it has a place to click for whether you want right or left hand clubs, steel or graphite then stiff, regular or senior you just click on the one you want and it carries it forward the pay page. Some only show choices that are available. Hope this helps.
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It's probably due to the length of the actual seat, and where it hits the back of your legs. There is a way to adjust some of the chairs, so you'd want to find out which model your firm purchased. Either the vendor or the site should be able to assist you once you know the model.
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They were listed as light flex. When I did some research before I bought the clubs, I found out that light flex is a little bit more flexible than stiff flex, but nowhere near as flexable as regular. I was looking for stiff flex...these are pretty damn close, so I bought them and loved them.
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These have Ladies Flex type shaft in them. Women generally have the lowest club speed of all golfers and should select a ladies flex. This is the softest of all the flex ratings. If you consistently hit the ball less than 200 yards off the tee, this is an appropriate flex. Women who hit further may want to consider either senior or regular flex clubs. My girlfriend loves them. She's new golfer but she's athletic. The driver has too much flex for her. But all around best clubs for the money. I've golfed for around 20yrs. Good technology for new female golfer. Very easy to hit, good feel.
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Barbara - We only have the newest version in stock so you will receive the best product available. Thanks Greg, Amundson, President of Cornerflex, Inc.
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It's your video card that controls the stretch. Once there depending on the type of card there will be a setting you can adjust.
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Adams tight lies in regular flex are last year's model. Now new Speedline sets are available for the replacement.
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Shafts are about stiffness, torque and flex point.For the average golfer, a regular or senior stiffness with a low flex point with average torque is the most forgiving and longest designed to help produce a higher shot with lower swing speed. The more advanced golfer will go to a stiffer shaft and higher flex point depending on swing speed and level of skill. The most important part of a club is the shaft. You should trust you instructor because he will also customize your lie angle and strike point on the club face.
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The BOB Flex should be a good choice for you. Adjustable handlebar is what they mean by "flex".
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Mant times with Amazon, if another supplier, like us, has made a description or picture, we are locked into that and the image alreay up so it can be confusing. The number you sent me is a stiff fleex men's set. Adams has been out of regular flex for a couple of months. They are supposed to be back in later this month. We do also have ladies and men's senior flex in stock. As to the Adams site, there is both a Tight Lies and Tight Lies Plus set. The one we are selling is Tight Lies Plus. THe colors that show on Amazon and on the Adams site are the same for the Tight Lies Plus, black and red. The combination of clubs varies from womens to mens soI would have to know which you were interested in. Let me know if you have any further questions. Bill 561-842-7100
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This particular board is stiff enough. Not much "Flex" at all with normal pressure There is a very minimum amount of flex, but it depends on the thickness of the Copper clad PC board you order.
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They discontinued the Fitbit Flex as far as I know. I think the difference is the design but it pretty much does the same.
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I am just slightly taller at 5-11" and I am not sure what the difference would be. If I remember correctly, they are made by the same company. Perhaps you could direct that question to them? I really don't feel that you would have a problem with the " Flex" its a great way to warm up in a hurry ( after jumping out of the car and racing to the tee box) I'm looking forward to using it over the winter in an effort to prep for spring.
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I think you should ask the manufacturer.Their number is 866-486-0421 or website www.flexicose.com
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I honestly don't know. I pulled up my computer type and this is what I was given as an option. I guess you would have to contact the seller directly.
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According to amazons search engine this part does not match. The other thing is weather you have flex and not regular motor. Have to be specific on this. Pull a plug to get numbers on it. If not call your dealer for part number. Tell them your trying to figure out of plus you have are correct. Bs'mwhen looking up on amazon two different numbers pull up either old and new, or flex and regular. Good luck
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I never figured out how to. I placed my order not knowing what would show up and received the wood one. Based off of my experience, I'd guess that the default option is the wood one so if that's the one you want, you might be okay not specifying.