Anyone know? They're supposed to be arguably the best feeling Mizuno iron ever...

Lol I must be screwed up because I prefer the 69 feel. 64 a shade easier to play though.

I've never tried them I just read and watched a bunch of things on them saying how Mizuno went back to their roots on these ones, really focusing on feel again, like they did in the 90s. I have MP-37 blades and they feel very soft but I think these will be at least as soft and a lot easier to play....

I was surprised how much I liked the 69s and 64s...I used to be a big Mizuno fan prior to my immersion in JDM. Hit the 69s early Dec, then hit them both extensively a month or so ago and was looking at getting a Yoro set of 69s but ended up with 2013 Onoffs instead. Some of the custom sets are incredible.

Nice. Can't go wrong with the OnOff Forged. Unreal clubs.

Have you ever hit old school Mizuno blades like the 33s and 37s? How do they compare to the 64s/69's?

My cousin has chrome mp-33s with dg s-300. I've hit them a handful of times, and although it isn't exactly the most scientific of testing, I think the 64s and 69s were much easier to hit.

Yes. They told me MP-64 was available for custom. But that the MP H4 wasn't. Thought I might try a blend of 64's and H4's for the 3 and 4-iron. Maybe even MP-69's in the 9 and PW.

I was underwhelmed with the ease of use of the H4 long irons. If I'm gonna look at something like that it better be so easy to hit to be worth it. To me, the H4 was only a modest improvement in playability. I'd have just as soon had dedicated stand alone utilities because they'd be easier. Of course if a fancy custom combo set is ultimately the goal then yes the incremental improvement in playability would be valuable.

I was underwhelmed with the ease of use of the H4 long irons. If I'm gonna look at something like that it better be so easy to hit to be worth it. To me, the H4 was only a modest improvement in playability. I'd have just as soon had dedicated stand alone utilities because they'd be easier. Of course if a fancy custom combo set is ultimately the goal then yes the incremental improvement in playability would be valuable.

The problem with hybrids these days, or even "driving iron" style hybrids is that they are so damn long. Usually an inch or so longer than the club they would replace. 40-41" long irons? No thanks...