I am new to the J-spec crowd. Who has the best forging? Endo or Miura. What are the biggest differences? I have a set of Miura blades and love them. Wondering if it is worth getting an Endo set.

Depend on your Trust, Endo forging are the good factory that I ever saw.

In every way shape or form ENDO is a far better a forging. If you were to look at process, the numbers, quality of matierals etc..

I would rank Miura below Endo, Kyoei, and Mizuno putting them in 4th place.

In USA Miura is big, in Japan Miura is looked down at for 2 piece heads.

In every way shape or form ENDO is a far better a forging. If you were to look at process, the numbers, quality of matierals etc..

I would rank Miura below Endo, Kyoei, and Mizuno putting them in 4th place.

In USA Miura is big, in Japan Miura is looked down at for 2 piece heads.

I thinks soooooo and confirm too /:atsg_logo_anim:

Edited July 13, 200717 yr by sarintr

Besides the Vega irons - what other irons does Kyoei forge?

Who does the forging for Yururi?

Besides the Vega irons - what other irons does Kyoei forge?

Who does the forging for Yururi?

Yururi does their own forging in Japan, very small factory that only produces their own clubs.

Kyoei does original gauge design Japan, MB, MB2, NC-1, FCB pre G-Field, also some of Royal Collections Irons. A bunch more but i don't remember.

... A bunch more but i don't remember.

KZG probably one of them. At least in the past.

Got the KZG Forged CB-IIM from 2001 and believe they come from Kyoei.

cand go wrong with both but when quality top notch high end forging comes to mind its without a doubt ENDO