Just released, Im not sure if they will come to the U.S but they sure do look nice :D

Are those the ones Thomas Bjorn uses?

I can hear the foreman (Imagine in chinese:)

"Where'd ya put those 670 molds? Go get 'em..."

actually,

"those 37's still on the press? Leave 'em there..."

They were out in Europe about a year and a half ago but I think they probably made like 50 sets because you couldn't find them anywhere except in Bjorn's bag. :lol:

Now we need some comparison pics with mizuno and mr23s....

thanks.

These appear different that the pro 100 blades out bother and that were used by Bjorn. Those were more boxy.. similar look but with some sublte differences. The story is that the mold for the original sets was broken.

Here is a link to an old set. The pics are really small. I would have bought these if they had a PW!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...MEBWA%3AIT&rd=1

I just got a reply from Dunlop Japan and these are a new design made for Japan only. They used the words Japan limited and told me 300 were made for the retail Japan market.

If anyone is interested I will have actual pics posted tommrow.

I have 2 sets for sale 975.00 shipped.

Thanks,

CHris

I was able to demo a pro 100 blade (the rep called it the 'knife') pitching wedge at demo day. I had been trying the I-302's, which are excellent; and saw the blade PW and tried it too. The demo day had a contest (hitting into a 5 gallon pail at 80 yards), I bounced two into the pail from diagonally across the range using the PW. I do know that Srixon won't mix the I-302's and the blades, only complete sets.

bubba

Those are gorgeous. Excuse me while I wipe the drool off my keyboard. :wink:

Japan version huh..... Interesting I've been playing the older version of the Pro 100's for awhile now. It would interesting to see what the differences are. After talking to a srixon rep about a month ago he said that these would be released in the US on an extremely limited basis sometime late summer.

To be honest i dont know if these were coming out in the U.S. My best guess is that they are, I dont think blades will sell very good in Japan.

What kind of steel did they use?...they are awfully pretty