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No, you can break ANY shaft over your knee. Our test facility is full of broken alloy, and composite shafts. We use Zylon because in the final composite form it remains flexible unlike carbon or fiberglass. Also it’s very durable, surface cracks, chips and dents don’t diminish the shaft’s performance.
