■MCI Features Compared to steel shafts, carbon shafts have a disadvantage of having the center of gravity closer to the grip, which impairs the feel. The development of Metal Composite Technology (MCT) has made it possible to adjust the shaft's center of gravity while achieving the high controllability of the "smooth movement" that is a feature of carbon shafts.
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 ■Compared to conventional carbon irons: ・Swing weight can be made to the same level as steel shafts. ・Reshafting from steel shafts is easy. ・Smooth outer diameter distribution and EI distribution due to a design that uniformly aligns the carbon thickness over the entire length. ・Perfect frequency flow and torque flow design for a club feel. |
 ■Compared to steel shafts -High hardness in both torsion and bending -Taking advantage of the high degree of design freedom, the EI at the grip side is increased, making it easier to hit, and creating a more flexible design -With vibration control performance that is more than twice that of steel, it reduces the strain on the body and improves the feel of the hit. |
 ■Others・The MC80, 100, and 120 irons are made with a metal tube, achieving a swing weight equivalent to that of a steel shaft.・The MC60 iron is made with a metal foil laminate, optimizing the tip mass.・The metal tube composite technology has been patented (Patent No. 4880063)
・Patent pending for metal foil composite technology (patent application no. 2012-95194) |
