TourSpecGolfer

I'm collecting Boron shafts and FW80 shafts. Crazy has full stock, don't expect liquidations... we tried. They could still pull through all of this if they find the right partner. Tario didn't you find more Toyoshima wedges when you were digging around in their stock room?

Not sure who made the head exactly. Many putters look similar from different makers. Its J.I.S SUS303 which is in make up exactly the same as GSS in mineral content. I suggest taking a putter your already familiar with, figuring out what you like, don't like and what's missing, have that modded and then compare.

When you foam a head you only have a handful of reshafts before it begins to rattle. Hot melt is more about weight than feel although it does change sound a little. I've played the D & S extensively. For me and the others who I have watched hit them the D provides just a hair less spin and has the lower flight. The S is the one I should be playing though, I usually miss toward the toe and the S takes care of me better. This is shaft for shaft both using the TRPX messenger in stiff with heavier crazy weights in both heads.

They way I've seen foam work done is by putting little beads into the head then sticking it into a small oven, the beads turn into a foam when heated. I've never witnessed any other way, have you guys?

Sounds pretty awesome, shoot a pic for us please?

Same here crossfit & cardio is enough for me. If the band kept track of my reps I would use it.

There are two of these right the Tornado 7 which is a hybrid type and the Type-I which is the Iron type. Anyway we are bringing both in ASAP to shoot and trial. DNA 340 & K2K bring back memories :)

Foamed & Nitro Versions on the way, It's about time I get to see what all the fuss is about.

I notice feel changes a lot when I changed to heavier weights, not sure if it was for the better. Also we can have our tuner in Japan do the foam/oven thing. IT WILL MUTE the head!

If you pair it with any of their new Labo-Spec (HASHIRI:60, HASHIRI70, SHINARI:60, TATAKI:40, TATAKI:60, TATAKI:70) shafts it should be in the 500's.

Stock with an open face angle pretty cool.

Inspired by their Tour Pro's, It looks excellent!

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How do they feel?

I think there is more offset in the PDG than the others but it's minimal as are most blades.

This is the ZEN that he rebalanced the sweetspot to center right? I see that weight on the toe.

Beautiful set of satin heads man!

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And here is the big one:

It's recommended to be used with the ONOFF Forged 13, It has the same milling on the face and matches in size and feel. These flow through the turf better than most, spins good and looks medium in size. It's look is starting to grow on me, gonna have to change the name of this thread. I have some fake turf at home that i pitch shots on and of any of the wedges I have here the CB-247W seems to slide through much easier. I believe on the course this can equate to a cleaner faster contact for more distance.

Thats cool man, 50/54/58 is a very nice spread. It makes more sense than my 50/52/58. I'm gonna copy :)

Some of us still think adjustable weights and heads are a gimmick. Hey all that matters is it performs right? it looks like a cool head. I'm just questioning the nitro. Intrigued yet not believing but still wanting to try it myself. Spoon do you recall what's keeping the air in the head?

I still don't buy the nitrogen thing. If it worked other makers would use it immediately as it's very inexpensive and should be easy to do. When the shaft is removed is there a plug and what material is it? I'd love to try this on a different head to see the before and after but it would require some sort of rubber air tight plug to keep it in I suppose.

I've had one of these around for months now, pulled it out last week to give it a rip and was surprised how effective and easy to hit this thing is. It's the ONOFF Labo Spec CB247W wedge. Not the prettiest wedge, it's a cavity wedge design that's very tear drop and on the Japanesey side of wedge design. Anyway enjoy the pics.