Mitsubishi Diamana WB Driver Shaft

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Performance graphite shaft
• Launch trajectory: Low
• Spin range: Low
• Speed recommendation: 80-106 mph
   

SPECIFICATIONS

FITTING

TIP TRIMMMING

FULL DESCRIPTION

The board is back. After a few years away, the vintage surfboard always associated with Diamana^™ makes its return with Diamana WB. Built on an extraordinarily popular and tour-proven platform, WB brings classic low-low performance and the legendary stability and control you’ve come to expect after two decades.

The first in the 6th Generation Diamana^™ family, WB is designed with all the traditional branding that made Diamana^™ so beloved, including flowers in the handle section, a surfboard behind the Diamana logo, and return to the original 53/63/73/83 weight class designations. But rest assured, the only thing throwback about Diamana^™ WB is its appearance. Indeed, super high-modulus 80-ton Dialead Pitch Fiber is used in the butt section to deliver maximum stability and increased energy transfer and high modulus 46-ton fiber is used in the shaft’s angle plies to reduce torque without increasing weight for improved control and stability. Carbon fiber orientation at the tip section is optimized to further lower torque.

The classic feel of this Diamana^™ profile is achieved through the use of our proprietary Xlink Tech^™ Resin System and MR70 technologies. Our Xlink Tech^™ Resin System increases the strength and durability of the shaft while driving carbon fiber volume up for better feel. Feel and strength is further increased through the use of our aerospace-grade MR70 fiber – our strongest fiber to date.

Key Features Include:
- 80-ton DIALEAD Pitch Fiber in butt section to maximize stability and energy transfer
- High modulus 46-ton fiber in angle plies to lower torque without increasing weight
- Xlink Tech^™ Resin System to increases the strength and durability of the shaft

Who should play it? Golfers in search of a modern, pro-grade shaft to support a penetrating low launch, low spin drive.

Mitsubishi Shaft Profile Guide

The table below shows the stiffness profile across three sections — tip, mid, and handle — for each Mitsubishi shaft model. Tip stiffness most directly affects launch and spin. Handle stiffness influences feel and load during the swing.

Profile stiffness scale from softest to firmest: Soft → Medium → Medium-firm → Firm → Firm+. Tip stiffness most directly influences launch angle and spin rate. A firmer tip produces lower launch and lower spin. A softer tip produces higher launch and more spin.

Mitsubishi Launch & Spin Chart

Where each Mitsubishi shaft sits on the launch and spin spectrum. Lower launch and spin = more control and penetrating flight. Higher launch and spin = more carry distance and height.

Diamana WB, TENSEI 1K Black, and Diamana PD sit at the lowest launch and lowest spin in the Mitsubishi lineup — suited for fast-swing players needing a penetrating ball flight. Kai'li Red and C6 Red sit at the highest launch end, designed for players who need more height and carry distance.