Anybody played these things? I see there are 130s out there for $15 each, originally about $100. I understand they are great shafts, but the description scares me off as it is high launch, high spin. There seems to be some conflict in the various reviews out there. I’d like to go with them if they might be a good fit, the weight is there and the price point isn’t half bad. Any feedback is appreciated.
Matrix Program Iron shafts
Matrix has gone under, reason for the low price now.
Check back in the for sale section. Someone had some for sale a few weeks ago.
If these are categorized as high spin it wouldn't concern me too much for iron shafts. I know that some matrix shafts are listed as high launch are really more like mid launch. I have a red tie in one of my drivers and it's a relatively firm shaft as well as an altus tour in a hybrid and I just put a tip on an MFS LTI which I know nothing about, but I am hoping it's like an original crush shaft.
I think that if you are considering graphite in irons it would be tough to pass these up. Do you not like your current shafts? How shaft inserts if your looking for some shock absorption?
backinit I have been using Steel Fiber 125s shafts for the last few years, steel is off the table for me, I can’t survive a whole round, much less a season.
I want to build a set of SL clubs for this coming year and Santa said if I can ever choose what I want, he will bring them 
. So these being a nice price point are on my radar. I tried the Kujoh 95 in a Pinhawk and it works, but I’d prefer heavier.
I've hit both the Steelfibers and the Matrix. To me it was clear that the Steelfibers launched lower,
more steel shaft like and the Matrix launched higher and felt smoother. Both were very good. I'd
try one to test and then go from there as you already know the Steelfibers. Don't over tip the Matrix
graphite iron shafts...
DC300 Right or wrong....whether clubmakers wanna skin me or not.....I always equate torque with tip stiffness. And seldom(if ever) have I felt a shaft to be wrongly judged by me.
The Program shafts are very similar to steel in torque, around 1.5 and lower. Unless they should be some 'made for' shafts.
It is the butt of these shafts that will be considered 'soft'. Maybe even the mid section.
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I'm liking my Matrix Studio 84 shafts which replaced DG 300r flex in my MP 57s
I bought sr flex and tipped per factory
They felt like r + flex and frequency on them matched the feel. 275 I think. I added 4 g lead tape to adjust to a better feel for my tastes. I'd soft step them once if I were to redo them, but as 72yo geezer , I was taking my first venture into reshafting and into sr flex. Iron shafts.
Provisional I know Matrix shafts tend to play stiff, thats rarely a concern for me, I get more paranoid about spin than anything. I’m thinking of going with the 6.5 shafts and hoping for the best. My best irons ever had PX6.5 shafts, I sure do miss those, but they are also the ones that finished my elbow off, so that’s off the table.
DC300
I was cautioned that my Matrix Studio shafts might feel stiffer but used their mfg tipping recommendations anyway since thought I was moving down a Flex.
Launch is mid , low torque, much like my fat shaft Wilsons, so tip seems firmer than I expected for Sr flex. And play best for me with an aggressive downward loading stroke. I wish I were a little stronger, but thinking they might still work out.
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I just got my Studio 94 iron shafts in for the PING Eye 2 set. 2 shafts weigh 95, 5 weigh 94, 1 was 93 and one was 92. Not bad. I'll match them with head weights accordingly, trim, taper, add tip weights, epoxy, butt trim, grip and rip! Pics up soon.
Current temp is 13.2 and the high tomorrow is forecast to be 19....
Please entertain us with your 'temperate' findings. 
Too late, nephew, sorry. Here's a verbal. I put the shaft in a clamp and sand the finish off of the entire hosel depth. I use 1" strips of sandpaper (medium-heavy grit) and a "shoe-shine" technique to sand - rotating the shaft every few strokes in the clamp to maintain even removal. Once I have the whole hosel depth cleaned, I sand additional thickness off of the lower 5/8" (tip) using the same technique. I rotate the shaft and reclamp every few strokes and measure the diameter with digital calipers until I get .355. A belt sander might make the job easier, but I like to go slow and try to maintain even removal of material. I test fit each shaft in the head as I go along as well. I always use shafting beads. I have done MANY PING sets this way with no failures.
I got the Eye 2 irons done today. Going 3/8" longer got me to D0, so I did not need to add any tipweight. That D0 is with 58g grips. They feel good in my hands, but have not hit them yet. These are the heaviest graphite shafts I have ever installed in a PING club, so I am optimistic about performance.
I think you'll feel and see a difference over, say 75-80g graphite iron shafts. They do 'play' more
like lighter weight steel shafts (i.e. XP series). Oh... mine are 1/2" over and D2 or so. Now, get out
there and give us a report.