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heard rumours that miura have a new blade and cb coming out very very soon......called the m tri series! apparently the whole head is forged in the direction of the heal, so as this is the optimal area for strike! some new concept mr miura has come up with.... also heard they have a set of blades just released that are 20% smaller than the current tournament blade! ie they are tiny! but meant to have the same weight! from a report my club fitter has, these are meant to be more forgiving and better feel than the current tournament blade...... :confused: hard to beleive but who knows! anyone heard of these or seen pics?

strange! not sure why they are showing for me! il try to figure it out!

sound cool.....anything gauge will be sweet! cant wait to check the pics out!

how much are you looking.... if you have pics please send to [email protected]

im sorry dude,i certainly do not mean to rub it in, i too am a student, in my 2nd yr of uni..... but im am fortunate enough to have a success father who has no problem with my experimental side! i thank my lucky stars.......as i appreciate all i get ......but hey someone has to try all his sh*t! lol

technically they do come in two finishes....... 1. the darker machine made finish 2. the lighter handmade finish but i do not beleive you can order a set of machine mades with the lighter satin! :cool: :cool:

glad to hear its working for you! my ss is on ave just above 100.....touching 105 and the 63 s was slightly to weak......however the shaft still performed great and the feel was awesome! ps godfather, i know you are right in saying that the 83 is stiffer than the 63 however, when i tried the two together i still got the same results! the 83 s still felt too weak for me! :cool:

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never even heard about this shop! any idea landshark what the name of the shop is?????....and is it definately gauge japan and not gauge usa?

DO U REALLY HAVE TO ASK....... me, who has a different colour of iomic grip on each club is obviously gonna say orange........ the way i see it is, color will bring a smile to your face....it may help ease the tension when ya need to hit her long and straight! :confused: but mainly get the orange to be different! :cool:

phil the handmades are real soft so you could bend them which ever way you wanted....ps i just checked the gauge website and the machine mades work off a 20* 3 iron which is identical to mine...i was mistaken about 1 degree stronger! :cool:

just wondering guys can yous see the pics ok there? as i can! 3 > 20* 3.3 mm offset 4 > 23* 4.0 mm offset 5 > 26* 4.3 mm offset 6 > 30* 4.3 mm offset 7 > 34* 4.5 mm offset 8 > 38* 4.5 mm offset 9 > 42* 4.5 mm offset p > 46* 4.5 mm offset i got these from the website phil....i thought the nc1s worked off a 21* 3 iron....therefore the lofts on my handmades are exactly the same as these!

i would recommend the mid kick ...this way it will have a slightly lower flight and also will feel slightly firmer through impact zone. not sure what the recommended swing speed is for their r flex.....mainly because they have sooo many different r flexes....in different weights and torques! the three models i suggested to you in my eyes were the best fit for your swing speed and spec requirements!

axiv will definately help with the distance! To give good advice you would be best telling us how you currently hit your reg ys6, and how it feels to you......ie whippy or stiff and also how you hit it ie high with no roll or low etc etc. But going on the info you have given, due to you currently using a ys6 reg, which IMO plays soft anyway, i would have to suggest....... if the ys6 reg feels good then go for a 5052 > this is an A/R flex that is 52g and 5.3 trq.....should have plenty of feel from her and will definately get the ball going out there for you! if the ys6 reg feels a bit on the whippy side i would suggest either the 5056 > this is an R flex that is 53g and has 5.3 trq ( very light, will gain you yards and will be very easy to draw with the higher torque) or 5556 > which is 56g and 4.7 torque ( which is a a tiny bit heavier and slightly less torque)

pics of my handmades!! pic of the machine nc1s!

yeah all sweet sweet sticks....my ranking order would be nc1, then srixon and then the mp60. To be honest i personally prefer the feel out of srixon clubs over mizunos...... maybe you should unleash the beast inside and get the three sets and do a big comparisson.......... :cool: first of all you will think to yourself....i'm mad but then ya gota remember...your here for a good time, not a long time! so make the most of it!!!!!!!!

get ya now dude! cheers.....im gonna demo a 6 iron in the 1150 and il let you know how i get on.

what is so good about the nc1s..... too many things, i love the way they look for a starters....IMO they are the prettiest irons ive own, inc in those... the mr23 us spec! from address these sit neat behind the ball, with the perfect size topline.....not thin but in no way thick! the shape of the toe suits my eye also and really does inspire confidence ! in terms of feel i can say that these are awesome....when struck pure they are sweet as sugar....not better than others just different....what i mean is that the feel is light and soft on your hands......however when struck off centre these are not harsh at all, they give plenty of feedback but will not send shivers or vibrations up your hands and arms!!!!! in terms of forgiveness and playability...these are class..much much easier than for example the miura 201s, with no loss of control in terms of working the ball therfore you dont sacrifice one! having said this when i had the mp32s IMO i thought were a very forgiving club also!!!!! my handmades lofts are 1 degree stronger than the machine mades and the mb2s....... for me the set up of these irons is perfect! as far as the mizunos go, i would have to say the 32s are an excellent club and they can definately be bought at good prices! in terms of feel i would have to say they are slightly harder than the gauge, but by no means hard! playability and forgiveness with these is excellent...i found they were as forgiving as any cavity yet had all the workability aspects of a true mizuno blade! hope this helps :cool:

thanks alu....just wondering at any stage have you had a tinny cheap feeling from these.......that was my main reason for selling the 750s....even though they perform great and go a mile! for me the px were just more solid!

my bad dude 100% meant graphite design.....my head is in a pickle this morn!!!! :confused:

im thinkin 1150 s flex.... tell me...when i had the 750s they felt slightly tinny.....do the 1150s feel more solid or do they have the same characteristics! :cool:

alu im puttin a set of px in the nc1 machines to do a fair comparison against the handmades and then im putting the 1150 nippons in the mb2s!!!! still havent hit the nippon 1150s....which flex should i go for.? driver swing speed of 100 on average.....

ps sorry guys.....but way i look at it , its all for the good of TSG....hopefully a review will help others make their minds up ! also jt916.....your mizzy combo set will be awesome man! great set of sticks... :cool:

ordered head ony......will put another set of px in one of them and a set of 1150 nippon in the other as i havent tried these yet!

the graphite design ut series would be one of the more expensive shafts....and IMO definately performs mch better than the fuji...especially for a hybrid club, the fuji was too board, where as the gd gave great feel and flight!