are they flexible shafts
1792110
They're great for target practice. Not really flexible shafts (it's rigid plastic with only a very slight amount of flexibility), and they will break pretty easily if the target is missed and the bolt goes into the ground or a rock. Luckily they're cheap, but I wouldn't recommend for hunting anything other than a straw bail from a long distance (you will lose the bolt in the straw if you shoot at close range). Hope this helps :D
1792111
they are flexible, but you will only get 1-3 shots off with the same one then toss it in the trash because they break at the tip where it attaches to the metal tip.
1792112
They are made of a rigid plastic and are flexible. I have used them multiple times with no problems. They are very sharp.
787481
If I'm correct, I believe they come in longer shafts....they're solid; don't think an extension would work. Powerful little hole diggers, though....
2206883
Yes. They are flexible, but firm plastic. You should wash them between uses.
303633
No. They are long round cylinder shaped sticks. Think perfect round circle. Not oval.
1499920
I believe they would be. They are very flexible, but I haven't tried myself.
1312440
No they are not. The drills have flats on the shank, but do not go down to 1/4".
919997
You get to choose which flex you want. Just select which shafts you want and right below that are the flex's available and pick your preference.
463265
No! they are thebnormal size slide on tips The nocks are not lined up but they use hot glue forattachment, so getlly heat the shaft and twist them into the correct alignment. (Perpandicular to the cock feather)
2002839
I believe they are. Just a starter or beginner set. Either way they are s great set of clubs even for an older player like myself. Enjoy
516045
yes, they have a hard black rubber backing and are flexible but fairly stiff.
731285
Yes. They are fastened with two bolts and nuts on both sides through the shaft.
764023
Usually women's shaft is more flexible to compensate for distance. Senior shafts tend to be more flexible, for the same reason. Depending on you natural swing, you can decide on the shafts flexibility. If you are a senior citizen, senior flex suites you.
868626
Yes they flex some, they are pretty durable but you could break them if you put too much stress on them. I have had them for 2 years and still using so I would call them durable.
1290036
i have a set now. only had for 4-5 rounds. like the clubs. my last shafts were steel and i like the feel of the graphite... hope that helps...
1975401
They are flexible. You shouldn't have any problems.. I was very happy with this purchase
2108955
Yes they are, and I really like them, they are very smooth and no tension to speak of. When I was shopping for a pair, I read a review on these which said you could adjust the tension by tweaking the screw in the middle for + or -. I have never done this because I liked them right out of the box.
834215
They are flexible but not small so bending them may not give you the best result. They are about 3" diameter.