"Heavier BF for the strong player who wants neutral flight and boron-tip stability at a tour weight."
The Diamana BF is the fourth generation of Mitsubishi's storied Blue Board lineage, adding a boron and MR-70 hybrid material to the tip section that the company says is stronger and higher modulus than standard carbon fiber. That tip reinforcement was aimed at giving the classic smooth Diamana feel more stability and tighter dispersion at impact without sacrificing the line's trademark neutral flight.
Fits strong, high swing speed players who want a neutral, boardy flight and appreciate extra tip stability over a livelier, more active feel.
No individually named tour player was confirmed for the BF specifically, though the Diamana Blue Board lineage has a long history of tour play across its generations.
Released as the fourth-generation Blue Board, following the original Diamana and its S-series successors, competing with Fujikura's Speeder and Graphite Design's Tour AD in the neutral-flight tour shaft category.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.
"Heavier BF for the strong player who wants neutral flight and boron-tip stability at a tour weight."
The Diamana BF is the fourth generation of Mitsubishi's storied Blue Board lineage, adding a boron and MR-70 hybrid material to the tip section that the company says is stronger and higher modulus than standard carbon fiber. That tip reinforcement was aimed at giving the classic smooth Diamana feel more stability and tighter dispersion at impact without sacrificing the line's trademark neutral flight.
Fits strong, high swing speed players who want a neutral, boardy flight and appreciate extra tip stability over a livelier, more active feel.
No individually named tour player was confirmed for the BF specifically, though the Diamana Blue Board lineage has a long history of tour play across its generations.
Released as the fourth-generation Blue Board, following the original Diamana and its S-series successors, competing with Fujikura's Speeder and Graphite Design's Tour AD in the neutral-flight tour shaft category.
A shaft is felt, not read. Book a bay and see what a launch profile actually does to your numbers.
