Triple 60 FG57 Signature Playing Shaft

Features:

• Taper: Extra Long 18" Pro Taper
• Tip: 12.50mm Kamui Clear Original Soft
• Flex: 555
• Ferrule Color: White
• Shaft: Carbon Fiber 
• Length: 30" 
• Weight: 3.68 Ounces  (This weight can vary by adapter used and age of adapter. Shafts are weighed and measured using current Uniloc QR Unibody adapter) 
• Balance: Rear
• Warranty: Limited Lifetime

Championship proven—even before its release

Perfection isn't an accident—it's forged through relentless innovation. FG57: 56 sedulous iterations before crafting the ultimate 57th version; one that met the exacting standards of World Champion Fedor Gorst.

Through our tireless partnership, we fine-tuned every detail, ensuring a balance of power, precision, and feel unlike anything before it. This is the very same shaft Fedor trusted on his many paths to victory in 2024—a championship-proven design that is now in your hands.

Now, it's your turn to write your own championship story.

Incompatibility Solved

 

Us vs. Them: What sets Whyte Carbon Apart?

   

Whyte Carbon Seamless Construction:	Traditional Sheet-Wrapped Construction:
Seamless manufacturing is performed utilizing programmable, automated carbon fiber placement which creates shafts with radial symmetry and consistency from shaft to shaft in production.	Utilizes sheets of material to form the structure. Inherently, there is always some level of overlap which prevents radial symmetry. Sheet wrapping is a manual process verses an automated process and is prone to inconsistencies.

How does it translate to performance?

                                                                                                                         

Whyte Carbon Seamless Construction:	Traditional Sheet-Wrapped Construction:
Whyte Carbon unique construction method provides uniform stiffness and consistent deflection regardless of cue rotation giving you the ultimate in predictability, allowing you to further hone your skills.	A seam in the carbon fiber is inevitable using this method, resulting in inconsistent flex depending on the orientation of the shaft. The lack of predictability generated leaves you guessing where that shot will go.