Anyone know what or if these irons were produced or are going to be in production.

Edited December 16, 200519 yr by greengrassninja

late 90's (98-99) I believe...Mizuno T-zoid True if memory serves me right

see here: http://www.golfreview.com/mfr/mizuno/irons...43_2940crx.aspx

http://valueguide.pga.com/detail.php?brand...205&model=44881

Edited December 16, 200519 yr by Alcap26

late 90's (98-99) I believe...Mizuno T-zoid True if memory serves me right

see here: http://www.golfreview.com/mfr/mizuno/irons...43_2940crx.aspx

http://valueguide.pga.com/detail.php?brand...205&model=44881

Shucks! False Alarm :tsg_smilie_wink:

I'm waiting for Mizuno to side line the mp37s and come out with a new beautiful playeable blade , like the mp29. Its about Time, don't ya think. I'm up for buying another set of Mizzies.

I have a set of these

Anyone know what or if these irons were produced or are going to be in production.

what planet are you from those were the t zoid true DUH :tsg_smilie_confused: mizuno makes irons that are called "mp#" or"mx#" tzoid is a dead line

here is the new prototype iron from wilson :tsg_smiley_yes:

Edited December 17, 200519 yr by the1stunner

Nice catch Alcap :tsg_smilie_cool: I knew they looked familiar, of course most everything looks familiar anymore when you've seen so much come and go. I think I may even have some of those Staff Tour blades around here someplace. I should really get those out and hit them so I remember how truly difficult it was to hit golf shots, and the pain and suffering that was involved with a thinned shot!

I'm waiting for the reintroduction of the MP14-------------I wish.

I'm still using mine. They don't play all that harsh with the DG Sensicores in them. Still really playable after all these years. I have club head covers so the heads still look pretty good.

And the T-Zoid line is still alive and kicking in Asia Pacific. They've just stopped distributing it in the US.

I'm still using mine. They don't play all that harsh with the DG Sensicores in them. Still really playable after all these years. I have club head covers so the heads still look pretty good.

And the T-Zoid line is still alive and kicking in Asia Pacific. They've just stopped distributing it in the US.

Yup, one can still find T-Zoid around this part of my world....

Yup, one can still find T-Zoid around this part of my world....

I still have my T-Zoid Comp EZ irons and love them!! Its time, however, for a new set. The Mizuno JPX line ES 300 and 301 look interesting. Anyone play these?