Can the jspec gurus please chime in. Thx

I know the Miura cb 1006 has very little offset. I would have to say thats prob the most blade like cb you can buy. If I had to play a cb that would be the one. I am sure others who have and are currently playing the 1006 will agree and be able to give you some feedback.

The CB-1006 definitely has very little offset as federerfan said.

Others to consider with little offset are :

ONOFF Miura CB247

Yamaha Inpres X V Forged TOUR Limited

Fourteen TC-770 Forged

P most lower handicap irons will have less offset then what you currently play. I'm talking bout the TS not r7 (^_^)

the onoff 247 would absolutely be a dream!! I only looked away because of the price. I even think the name is killer! ONOFF 24 7. Miura forge, small offset, thin topline, and CB, what more could you ask for w/a low h CB

Edited January 4, 200817 yr by xchangmanx

I think Miura NA or JPN has across the board less offset in its cavity backs.

I know the Miura cb 1006 has very little offset. I would have to say thats prob the most blade like cb you can buy. If I had to play a cb that would be the one. I am sure others who have and are currently playing the 1006 will agree and be able to give you some feedback.

As a current 1006 user I agree. Least amount offset of player's forged CB's. After playing these, EVERYTHING else appears to alot of offset.

Going to have to chime in with another cb202 / cb1006 vote here.

my cb 202 made the offset on my nike blades look like cobra offset drivers.

Edited January 4, 200817 yr by EdChoi

I'm considering CB202 and CB1006 for my next set.

However, I don't know their differences.

I wish to try CB1006 but don't know anybody who has one.

If anyone could provide some info, it would be great!!

Thanks!!

I'm considering CB202 and CB1006 for my next set.

However, I don't know their differences.

I wish to try CB1006 but don't know anybody who has one.

If anyone could provide some info, it would be great!!

Thanks!!

While the cb202 is a NA model and the 1006, a J-spec model, I would be tempted to equate the 1006 to the Epon AF301 and the 202 to the 501 in term of target golfers.

P also forgot to mention an oldie but goodie... the Tourstage Z-101, no offset and practically a blade! Hard to believe they were my first irons!!

Do you still have those 101's.What shaft do you have in them? Thx

PS Have you received my messages?

I recently purchased the Miura CB 202 and they have barely have any off set. I personally think that the CD-202's are alittle better in the sense of shot shaping and feel with a little more forgiveness. I had a set of the CB-1006 and definetly like the CB-202 better. Great CB / blade irons I have had. Then again it is all about preference.

Hope this helps.

The CB-1006 definitely has very little offset as federerfan said.

Others to consider with little offset are :

ONOFF Miura CB247

Yamaha Inpres X V Forged TOUR Limited

Fourteen TC-770 Forged

P most lower handicap irons will have less offset then what you currently play. I'm talking bout the TS not r7 (^_^)

As I mentioned in my previous reply, I has a set of the CB-1006 and swithced to the CB-202. I prefer the CB-202 because it helps me control the ball flight while set up as a blade and I think it is a little more forgiving than the CB-1006. I also think it may have a softer feel at contact. Then agian, it could also mean that shafts I have may make a difference. I had the Nippon 1150 GH tour on the CB-1006 and I currently play the Super Peening Blue by Nippon. Both are excellent sets but I prefer the CB-202

Hope this helps

I'm considering CB202 and CB1006 for my next set.

However, I don't know their differences.

I wish to try CB1006 but don't know anybody who has one.

If anyone could provide some info, it would be great!!

Thanks!!