Aerotech Steelfiber Fitting Chart

SteelFiber FC Iron S hafts are a high-performance iron shaft designed to provide players with a combination of the benefits of both steel and graphite materials. The FC in the name stands for “Flight Control,” which refers to the unique design of the shaft that helps players achieve a more consistent ball flight and distance control.

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ModelFlexWeight (grams)Tip Diameter (inches)Butt Diameter (inches)Torque (degrees)Launch
FC70R750.3700.6003.0High
FC70S770.3700.6003.0High
FC80R830.3700.6002.8High
FC80S850.3700.6002.8High
FC90R930.3700.6002.6High
FC90S950.3700.6002.6High
FC95R980.3700.6002.4Mid
FC95S1000.3700.6002.4Mid
FC100R1030.3700.6002.2Mid
FC100S1050.3700.6002.2Mid
FC115R1180.3700.6002.2Mid
FC115S1200.3700.6002.2Mid
FC125S1280.3700.6001.9Mid
FC130S1330.3700.6001.7Low
FC135S1380.3700.6001.5Low

Here are the specs for the SteelFiber FC Iron S haft models:

  1. SteelFiber FC 70 Iron S: This shaft is designed for players with a swing speed of 75-85 mph and features a weight of 75 grams, a torque of 2.5 degrees, and a mid launch profile.
  2. SteelFiber FC 80 Iron S: This shaft is designed for players with a swing speed of 85-95 mph and features a weight of 80 grams, a torque of 2.3 degrees, and a mid launch profile.
  3. SteelFiber FC 90 Iron S: This shaft is designed for players with a swing speed of 95-105 mph and features a weight of 90 grams, a torque of 2.1 degrees, and a mid-low launch profile.
  4. SteelFiber FC 100 Iron S: This shaft is designed for players with a swing speed of 105-115 mph and features a weight of 100 grams, a torque of 2.0 degrees, and a low launch profile.

 

All SteelFiber FC Iron S shafts are made with a composite design that combines a high-modulus graphite core with steel fibers that are layered in a hoop pattern around the core. This design helps to provide the benefits of both materials, including the vibration dampening and lightweight properties of graphite, and the consistency and stability of steel.

In addition to the Flight Control design, SteelFiber FC Iron S shafts also feature a progressive tip stiffness, which means that the stiffness of the tip section varies depending on the specific model. This helps to optimize the launch and spin for each individual player based on their swing speed and other factors.

Another key feature of the SteelFiber FC Iron S shafts is the constant taper design, which provides a consistent and smooth transition from the thicker butt section to the thinner tip section. This design helps to optimize the energy transfer and feel of the shaft.

Overall, the SteelFiber FC Iron S shafts are a high-performance option for players looking to improve their iron game with a combination of the benefits of both steel and graphite materials. The Flight Control design, progressive tip stiffness, and constant taper design all work together to provide a consistent and optimized performance for a wide range of swing speeds and player types.

Trimming Instructions:

SteelFiber FC and iron shafts have different tip trimming instructions due to their different designs. Here are the recommended tip trimming instructions for each type of shaft:

SteelFiber FC:

  • Driver: Trim to length, no tip trim
  • Fairway woods: 1/2 inch tip trim
  • Hybrids: 1 inch tip trim
  • Irons: 1.5 inch tip trim

Iron shafts:

  • Driver: No tip trim
  • Fairway woods: 1/2 inch tip trim
  • Hybrids: 1 inch tip trim
  • Irons: 1.5 inch tip trim

It is important to note that these are general recommendations, and the specific tip trimming instructions may vary depending on the manufacturer and model of the shaft. It is always best to refer to the manufacturer’s instructions or consult with a professional club fitter for specific recommendations for your individual needs.

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