Neither one is a measure that applies to Grizzlystiks. The steady taper on the shafts means that there is no way to get an accurate GPI for those shafts. It varys over the length of the shaft. The spine is also varying as you move the FOC point up or down the shaft with different weight heads or by cutting the shafts. The reason this type of shaft flys so well out of a wide range of bow weights is that each arrows balance point FOC point ) changes for each weight of bow. Tapered shafts cannot be plugged into a dynamic spine calculator/ That only works for straight / uniform spine shafts.