What Is the Difference Between the FT-5 Driver & the X Driver?
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Design and Technology
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The FT-5 and RAZR X employ slightly different manufacturing designs and technologies. The FT-5 features a carbon-fiber body with 50 grams of discretionary weight. It also features Callaway’s Fusion Technology, the OptiFit Weighting System and a titanium cup face. The RAZR X, on the other hand, has a forged composite body with 27-percent club head reinforcement, Hyperbolic Face technology, center weighting and a physical vapor-deposition finish. The FT-5 is silver and black in color, while the RAZR X is all black.
Head Specifications
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The FT-5 driver is available in nine-, 10-, 11- and 13-degree lofts, while the RAZR X is available in 8.5-, 9.5-, 10.5-, 11.5- and 13.5-degree lofts. The FT-5 has a 56-degree lie, compared to a 57-degree lie for the RAZR X. The face angle of the FT-5 varies between one and two degrees closed, depending on the loft of the model you choose. The face angle of the RAZR X varies between one degree open and one degree closed, again depending on the loft of the model chosen. The FT-5 has a swing weight of D2, while the RAZR X has a swing weight of D5.
Shafts
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The FT-5 and RAZR X both feature shafts manufactured by Fujikura. The FT-5 comes attached to a Fujikura E150 shaft, while the RAZR X is attached to a Fujikura Motore F8-EU shaft. Shafts for both clubs are offered in light, regular or stiff flex, and all shafts feature a mid torque rating. The light shaft for the FT-5 has a low kick point, compared to mid kick point and mid-high kick point for regular and stiff FT-5 shafts, respectively. All RAZR X shafts have a low kick point.
Availability
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Left-hand and right-hand configurations vary in availability depending on the loft of the club selected. For the FT-5, the nine-degree and 13-degree versions are only available for right-handed golfers, while the 10- and 11-degree versions are available in left-handed and right-handed configurations. For the RAZR X, the 8.5-, 11.5- and 13.5-degree versions are only available for right-handed golfers, whereas the 10.5- and 11.5-degree versions are available in left-handed and right-handed configurations.
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