Exhaloprez

I love the Chikara V1 wedges. You can get them in 52 and 57 degree increments to complement your PW. I also really like the Miura wedges, especially the K Grind in 56 degrees.

How do I order? They are not listed in the Pro Shop. Price? Lastly, how do they compare to the Crazy Shafts blades in terms of quality, forgiveness and feel?

Thanks everybody!

Hi, Has anyone owned or hit these beauties? Love to hear your thoughts on feeling, forgiveness and overall quality. Thanks.

But how do the above mentioned irons compare relative to softness, forgiveness and quality. Thanks.

Is it toe weighted like the 005 or face balanced?

Miura 1957 Limited Edition Baby Blades 5 iron through PW (6 irons total) with KBS Tour 90 stiff shafts, Golf Pride New Decade Multicompound grips, lie is 2 degrees up from standard and lofts are standard. Purchased new six weeks ago from Miura fitter. Only used on course once and three times on driving range. Love the clubs but they are beyond my handicap. Mint condition. US$1100 plus $30 standard shipping. Paypal only

HI Everyone, Curious where the sweet spot is on this putter. Most of the blade-like putters I have used have the sweet spot more towards the toe than the middle of the head. Thanks.

I currently play Miura 9003. I am a 12 handicap and I am 69 years old. Curious about the Miura Hagane because they look gorgeous but do not want to get into clubs that are very unforgiving. Having played a lot of different brands, I am only interested in Miura. My backup set is Callaway Razr X MB but they are tough when I bring my bad swing.

Hi Everybody: I know that this set is made for senior holders. However, are they a forgiving set? With which Miura model can you compare them? Thanks.

GT-S

Hi Everyone, Hit some S-Yard irons today. Has anyone hit or played them? What is your take? How do they compare to OnOff, Yamaha, and the other quality Japanese irons? Thank you.

Could you please compare these irons in term of forgiveness: Epon AF-501 Tourstage Impress X D Forged Bridgestone J40 DPC Yonex Ezone Forged PB Sorry for the many question but I'm looking for a forged iron with more forgiveness as possible. Feel is obviously important!!!

How do the ONOFF Forged and the Miura PP 9003 compare in forgiveness, feel, trajectory and distance? Lastly, is ONOFF coming out with a new blade or cb for 2012 and if so, where will it be positioned in the ONOFF line? Really appreciate your input.

Which Epon iron is equivalent to the 2011 OnOff Forged? How do the two compare as far as softness, forgiveness, length of shots, trajectory and weight? Thanks for your input.

I own both sets. Originally I thought that MB's would be my practice set b/c they would be less forgiving and the OnOff my gaming set b/c of the cavity back forgiveness. What has thrown me for a loop is that both are about equal in forgiveness. Secondly, the Callaways are lighter probably b/c the club head is light. When struck well the feeling on the Callaways is pure soft butter and on the OnOff's almost but not quite the same softness. Just inquiring as to how the different heads and/or shafts might benefit or hurt a non-smooth swinger with a fast tempo? To the eye, they are both very pleasing. I really do not want to keep switching my gaming irons since the difference in specs are going to delay my comfort with one over the other. The golf pro at my club likes the PX shafts over the Nippon but likes the weighting in the OnOff club head. He admits that I hit both equally well currently.

I really need some sage advice. I have been playing and testing Callaway Razr X MB irons with the 5.0 Flighted Project X steel shaft and OnOff Forged irons with Nipon NS Pro 850 GH regular steel shafts. I am a mid-handicapper with a quick non-smooth swing (I am working on tempo and balance). I hit each club (7i vs 7i about as well as the other with a little more distance with the Callaways. Am i comparing apples to oranges?. Either one better for me? I actually play well with each even though one may expect my handicap to be too high for either. Other insights? Thanks for your input, I really appreciate hearing from others who may be more objective than I.

Thanks. The difference in trajectory did not make much sense to me but I think Gocchin found the answer...difference in lofts among the sets for the same clubs. The most noticeable differences as I recall between the Fourteens and the Callaways were in the 7 and 8 irons. Thanks to you both.

What are your thoughts relative to forgiveness, feel, trajectory, and quality? The Fourteens have 950GH HT R shafts and the OnOff Nippon 850GH. When I hit the Fourteens, I notices a lower flight than my Callaway Razr X MB with PX shafts. Thanks.