Ian-500

If you want distance, an 11w. They are out there.........

Just to reiterate, the price advertised is in British Pounds Sterling, not euros or dollars or anything else! Thanks. Ian.

Great guy to deal with here people. That Yamaha and X are an awesome combo. May have to have it back!

Hahahahaha, yes my mistake. Thanks for pointing it out C. Luckily the main advert was correct! £875 not $875.

Updated details. £ heads only including posting.

SOLD.

PM sent.

Last call before I put them on ebay tonight. $SOLD net to me shipped heads only

This looks really cool.

Thanks H. Don't make me put these on ebay this weekend guys.

SOLD.

Greqt bags. Love both sets.

Come and get 'em gents.

?

I need you opinions on which model of Epon wedge is best for soft and sometimes heavy wet sand, and which is best for chipping high over hazards/obstructions and stopping quickly, including being easy to open for a flop(I can try can't I!)? Any age is game. Thanks, Ian.

Heads only shipped worldwide for $SOLD.

£SOLD posted.

Hey Carlo have you thought of using a 7w? A fav of mine and yours I beleive - Yamaha I.F.F Tour Model do a 20* and really compact. I think the OnOff/Labospec 7w is also small. The RC Pro TP is also small. Not much bigger than some hybrids.

Laughing at my mis-fortune. Terrible! Isn't it your bedtime? Lol

Can do heads only. Need these gone so make some offers peeps.

I had the Tour Model in 17 and 20. Absolutely superb FW's. I had them with Whiteboards in X-flex and had no problem getting them up in the air. Obviously every swing is different. Go for what suits your eye. *Edit* Just noticed that I'd already replied to this thread. Lol.

Up for sale are my RC DB Endo forged wedges, in 52 and 58. The 52 has been bent to 51. These are in good used condition. I reckon 7/10. Shafted with DG S200 and Iomic grips with red caps. Length of both is 35". The 52 is 469g and the 58 is 473g. Lie angle is 64. Asking $SOLD net to me inc shipping for heads only. Only trades would be for some Epon 207 KGX 56 and 60. Thanks, Ian.

Not for me. Looks like one for the ladies among us..........

I think he mentioned that its 'heads only'.

I've found that for me, the stock fairway shafts I've tried go to high and left, so I always revert back back to stiffer and heavier driver shafts in a fairway. May need to try some of the ones on the list at some point :)