This page is the complete technical reference for every Project X driver and fairway wood shaft in the Grips4Less lineup. Every shaft is listed with its full specification data — weight options, available flexes, torque rating, tip diameter, kick point, launch, and spin — so you can compare models side by side on exact numbers before you buy.
This is a spec reference page, not a buying guide. If you are still deciding which Project X family fits your swing, start with our Project X Shaft Guide — which compares every model by player profile and swing speed. If you need to understand Project X flex numbers before ordering, see the Project X Flex Code Guide.
Grips4Less is a top authorized Project X dealer. Every shaft listed below is 100% authentic, sourced directly from the manufacturer, and available assembled with your choice of adapter tip and grip.
Project X Driver & Wood Shaft Performance Comparison
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Project X Driver Shaft Full Spec Reference
Weight, flex range, kick point, launch, and spin for every current Project X driver shaft. All shafts use a .335" parallel tip — compatible with all standard OEM driver adapters.
All Project X driver and wood shafts use a .335" parallel tip — compatible with all standard OEM adapters including TaylorMade, Callaway, Titleist, Cobra, Ping, Mizuno, PXG, and Wilson.
How to Use This Spec Chart
Weight refers to the raw shaft weight in grams — heavier shafts generally produce more stability and control, lighter shafts generally produce more clubhead speed. Most players fit best in the 55–70g range for driver shafts.
Torque is measured in degrees of rotational twist under load. Lower torque means the shaft resists twisting at impact — producing tighter dispersion. Higher torque means more feel and forgiveness but less resistance to face rotation. Most tour-level shafts run 2.5°–4.0° torque.
Tip Diameter determines adapter compatibility. All Project X driver and wood shafts use the industry-standard .335" parallel tip — fitting every major OEM adapter including TaylorMade, Callaway, Titleist, Cobra, Ping, Mizuno, PXG, and Wilson.
Kick Point describes where the shaft flexes during the swing — High kick point loads near the handle and produces lower launch. Low kick point activates near the tip and produces higher launch. Mid kick point is the most versatile.
Not sure which flex to order? See the Project X Flex Code Guide — Project X uses a numbered flex system (5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 6.5) that works differently from standard R/S/X labels.
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Every shaft in this chart is available at Grips4Less — raw or assembled with your choice of adapter tip and grip, ready to play. Compatible with TaylorMade, Callaway, Titleist, Cobra, Ping, Mizuno, PXG, and Wilson. In-stock assembled shafts ship same day before 5pm ET.
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Still deciding which Project X shaft is right for your swing? Our Project X Shaft Guide compares every HZRDUS and Denali model by launch, spin, and player profile. Need to confirm your flex code before ordering? See the Project X Flex Code Guide. Browse the complete Project X Shaft Collection or shop HZRDUS shafts and Denali shafts directly.