[EastTxHunter1]

Anybody shot these are know anything about them. What's the difference from the regular ones?

 

[Spotshooter2]

Havent heard anything about them and not listed on their website. Got a link?

 

[Steve Walters]

Straightness

DOA: +/- .003"
Surgical: +/- .001" (And around $15-20 more a dozen)

 

[NVRDUNN]

Website link

Havent heard anything about them and not listed on their website. Got a link?

Link to the page:

http://www.eastonarchery.com/products/product/63

 

[VoiceBugler]

So now the Lightspeed 3Ds are also available with another name on them.. LOL Easton is creating a bunch of SKUs...

 

[EastTxHunter1]

From the pic on the website they look thinner/

 

[SteveID]

Same thing with a better straightness. Follows the Light Speed and Light Speed 3D.

Light Speed - .003 Straightness
Light Speed 3D - .001

Flatline - .003
Flatline Surgical - .001


To my knowledge, they are all the same shaft, but the Flatline has different components.

 

[VoiceBugler]

They have different components, sort of. All are interchangeable...

 

[scottstjohn62]

yup

Yes, they are the same shaft with different components. The lightspeeds come with the unibushing, flatlines do not. Other than the label they are the same. My wife shoots flatlines and lightspeeds with the same components and they shoot identical!

 

[Roskoes]

As do the CE Maxima's - which are also the same weight, at least in the .400 spine.