Nike SQ Dymo2 Str8-Fit, Nike SQ Dymo2: new square drivers launched
Nike has launched two new square drivers the Nike SQ Dymo2 Str8-Fit and Nike SQ Dymo2. Callaway too are sticking to square shapes with their Callaway Ft-iQ
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Nike is set to launch two new square drivers: the Nike SQ Dymo2 Str8-Fit and Nike SQ Dymo2. Due to launch in the Spring they represent Nike’s faith in the square shape.
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Nike’s SQ Dymo2 Str8-Fit driver will offer players the opportunity to adjust the angle of the face into eight different positions. This should help players find a straighter ball flight.
Nike’s SQ Dymo2 is also square driver that promises lower spin rates. You can expect this driver to feature in the bags of Nike’s staff players. Nike will also be launching more classic, round shapes of both of these drivers.
In addition to Nike’s SQ Dymo2 square offerings, Callaway too are sticking with this shape. The Callaway FT-iQ is their second generation square driver has been designed to be more aerodynamic, thus offering an extra few yards.
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