HNMFIT Golf Custom Slider Weight Screw — 1 Piece for Callaway Epic Speed Max Driver

Enhance your Callaway Epic Speed Max with the HNMFIT Slider Weight Screw

The HNMFIT slider weight screw is a practical aftermarket accessory designed to fit the Callaway Epic Speed Max driver head. Available in a wide range of weights—from 5g to 24g, including 12g as the standard—the single-piece design offers a convenient way to experiment with your setup without changing your entire club.

Weight tuning can subtly influence how your club feels at impact, which may affect launch angle, spin, and stability through the swing. With this screw, you have a tangible option to explore different feels and flight tendencies during practice and on the course. These are possibilities you might notice as you test various weights.

Available weight options at a glance

• 5g, 7g, 9.5g, 12g (standard), 14g, 16g, 18g, 20g, 22g, 24g
• Designed to pair with the Callaway Epic Speed Max driver head
• One-piece package for easy handling and quick swaps

How to use and what to expect

Each purchase includes a single slider weight screw. If you are exploring different weights, you can swap in any of the compatible weights within the range to test how the feel and flight respond to your swing tempo. This is a practical way to refine your setup across practice sessions or rounds without altering your current driver body.

• 1 piece per package
• Standard weight: 12g
• Fits Callaway Epic Speed Max compatible heads

Real-world use scenarios

Players may experience a more consistent launch with heavier options or a smoother tempo with lighter choices. On the practice tee or course, this weight screw provides a straightforward path to tune feel, flight, and control in line with your preferences.

Quality, compatibility, and considerations

Engineered for compatibility with the Callaway Epic Speed Max, this aftermarket weight screw offers a focused way to adjust key feel attributes. Remember that weight changes can influence perceived stability and flight, so approach testing with patience and a few rounds of swings to evaluate outcomes in varied conditions.