I haven't played blades, but I'm willing to accept that blades are even easier to shape shots with, hence I'll "only" give these clubs a 9 in shotshaping.

I do, however, find it quite easy to hit controlled fades or draws compared to the other cavity back - or perhaps more like "game improvement" irons I have tried out.

The feel is amazing. Total butter on sweet spot hits, and awesome feedback on off-center hits. There is quite a loss of distance when hitting off-center though, but I suppose that is to be expected.

My irons have Dynamic Gold R300 shafts and ball flight is high with a fair amount of spin. I can stop 7-irons dead on the spot, which makes for effective approach shots.

The irons are completely beatiful to look at, but tend to get little dents from banging against each other during transportation. Iron covers might be a good idea.

Overall, getting these irons have been the best thing I've done for my game since taking up golf.

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//Mox
2007 bag:
Mizuno MX-500 460cc 10.5* Fujikura Tour Platform 26.3 stiff.
Wilson Deep Red strong 3w 13,5* and 5w 18* graphalloy fatshaft stiff
Cleveland HALO 3i hybrid 22* graphite regular
Mizuno MP-60e forged 5i-PW True Temper Dynamic gold R300 steel
Mizuno MP Black OX raw haze 50/6 GW, 54/9 SW, 58/10 LW
Odyssey White Steel 2-ball SRT putter
Titleist NXT Extreme