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Has anyone played these yet, i'm thinking about pulling the trigger on a set. I can't resist the s15c!

I'm talking about the new modus 3 wedge specific shafts. I have the modus 120 iron shafts in my onoff forged (2011) and they're extremely stable and accurate.

Has anyone tried the either of the just released KBS wedge shaft offerings or the new Modus wedge shaft offerings?

Thanks guys. So you are using 8 iron Monaco shafts or do they make a Monaco wedge shaft?

Hows the distance compared to the Ryoma? Also is the Ryoma totally neutral face or very slightly closed like the Maximia?

I'm wondering what you and pros typically do... match your wedges with the same shafts you use in your irons or use wedge specific shafts that match the ball flight and weight of your irons shafts? Is there some advantage to wedge specific shafts? Also does anyone know what the highest spinning, low launching wedge shaft that is currently available? Thanks, appreciate the help!

Sorry they're Tour X. I hit them today and they really are a stable high launching good shaft. Feel is good not amazing but overall a very good shaft.

Ya I could keep them since I won't get much money for them anyway but I don't really want six sets of irons since I already have five which is, to most people, insane. I like the Monacos - definitely smooth and high launch and yes I could reuse them with the sevens but since the Sevens are s15c and uber soft I want to pair them with whatever the softest shaft on the market is... I don't think that would be the Monacos...

I'm thinking of selling my first ever set of blades - Mizuno MP 37 irons with True Temper Monaco Proto irons for a set of Chris' Seven s15c irons. I love buttery soft, spongey feeling irons. The softer the better. Mizuno is known for this but the Seven s15c is forged by the softest carbon available (I believe) and I have full confidence in Chris that these irons will be of upper echelon quality across the board. Do you guys think it's a good idea to get rid of my Mizuno MP37s with Monaco Protos for the Sevens? Should I keep the Monacos and just sell the Mizuno heads? Need some insight here. Thanks.

That's very interesting. And you said they test pretty much every driver available in Japan? Modart? Epon? PRGR? TPRX?

That's about as nice and smooth as it gets!

What lofts do the fairway woods come in? Is this the new leader in fairway woods? Also what is the difference between a cup face and insert? Is this forgiving or players?

Any updates on this? Forgiving? How much adjustability? Materials? It looks fantastic.

It is but I think it would really help people form opinions, save Chris time from answering constant questions about these things and really help clarify things. I know for me I'd like to know what the differences are between certain titaniums and certain forged cup heads and boron vs 80t vs pitch fibre, etc, etc, etc.

I think we can all agree there is probably more fantastic and exotic J-Spec equipment available right now than ever before. The amount of exotic metals and shaft materials is enough to make my head spin. It's gotten damn near impossible to choose anything anymore. I know I would love to have a Glossary page somewhere on this site that lists every different type of material used in irons, woods and shafts with detailed descriptions and ratings of each. Hardness ratings, cost ratings, etc. I realize the whole point of the industry is to confuse the s**t out of the consumer with catchy sounding names and proprietary techniques so I think some clarity is much needed. Thoughts?

Which models? I want melted butter drizzled on cotton soft.

No 8.5?

What carbon rating is this shaft?

What's the price on these? I'm looking for a long drive head.

Thanks man.

I just want to know one thing.... if it's totally neutral because the Egg 7 was slightly closed.

That Nabla looks interesting. I'm at the point where I just don't understand what the differences are between drivers anymore. What should a buyer be looking for to form a decision when you're not able to hit each driver? Looks are always an influential aspect but I'm more concerned with performance. They all have max COR, they all adjust pretty similarly, etc. I wish I knew more about titanium because although each drivers describes what type they use it means nothing unless you know titanium. What is the "best" titanium used in a driver today?

Any reviews on these heads yet? Love the look of them.

Cool thanks. Any others coming down the pipe?

Any thoughts, recommendations for the best overall adjustable jspec driver available? I want to buy one for the Rogue. Thanks!