Rogue Silver 110 (2nd Gen) vs Silver 130

[smoothie4896]

Looking for a shaft that will knock some spin down on new driver.  Had a chance to try out a Rogue Silver 110 (2nd gen) in X flex and liked it.  It felt a bit firmer than I normally like but not bad.  I normally play stiff flex and driver cam e with a NV Green NXT 65 stiff.  I like it but does feel a little loose.  Can get some hooks with it and it does spin a little much.

 

Question is, would a Silver 130 in stiff flex be a good option?  If i did like the Silver 110 in X, but wanted something just a hair softer, would this be a good option?  Just really liked the feel of that Silver 110 X.  I know I could just get a 110 Stiff, but asking if the 130 is the same as they are about the same price.  Is the 130 silver, almost identical to the 110, much difference beside maybe a tighter feel?  Who has hit both and can help?

 

Edited December 13, 2021 by smoothie4896

[smoothie4896]

Ok, how bout anyone with experience hitting the Rogue silver 130? Possibly in a stiff flex. 

[Nixhex524]

Not sure what weight you tried but I didn't really love the Rogue silver 60, but really liked it in a 70 S.  I thought it was such a great driver shaft honestly.  Maybe even look at a Tensei White if you like the Aldila feel.  

[Valtiel]

If Aldila are following the same pattern with the 2nd Gen 110 vs the 130 as they did with the original 110 vs 125 then the 130 in a stiff flex would be good to try, yes. All of the Aldila Rogue Silver shafts have been the same basic Green/Silver profile from the original 110 and the aftermarket 125 to the second gen 110 and the aftermarket 130 with basically a slightly stiffness increase with each iteration. The 130 is a little stiffer than the 125, and I honestly think that the second gen 110 is just a repainted version of the "first gen" 110, so a stiff flex in the 130 should be fairly similar flex wise to the second gen 110 in X-stiff, albeit with a slightly higher balance point so it will swingweight a *little* lighter. This is all based on paper specs though so you'll need to try them yourself, but the 130 in stiff sounds like a good starting point.