Carlton Flex System

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  1. zero

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    Hi, im just pondering on my new Carlton AB1000 and noticed there is a CFS III between the shaft and handle. I would like to know wut is the difference between CFS 1 and CFS II and wut does the CFS series does. Is there is, wut new improvements have been made to CFS III.

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    #1 zero, May 29, 2001
  2. Jeff

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    CFS = Carlton Flex System. It has something to do with the flexing of the shaft, im not absolutely sure. I really dont know what they do more than that, ive only used the AB900 and dont plan on using any other but that one.
     
    #2 Jeff, May 29, 2001
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    The CFS III system adds a lower kick point to the shaft, which is supposed to help the head whip around more quickly and produce more powerful shots. Don't know what changes were made between CFS I, II and III, though.
     
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