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If you're a golfer who has been making steady improvements in your iron game, and think you might want to try blades, here is some advice: Forget it! Instead, give the Mizuno JPX825 irons for sale a try.
From the solid looks to the solid feel, there is little to hold back the thought of "Wow!" when putting the JPX-825 irons into play. The clubhead is a satin finish and the face a darker color to provide contrast, which nicely frames the ball. Shots fly accurately, and with a standard Dynalite Gold XP shaft, the feel is soft but sound. Mizuno's triple cut sole design allows flexibility from a variety of lies.
Mizuno has steadily been wooing, and winning over, those players who want a sleeker, smarter-looking iron like a blade, but also want forgiveness. Mizuno's Autumn 2012 release of the JPX-825 Pro set came at a time when the company, which has been better-known for its forged "players irons," is making a stronger case in the game-improvement area.
The irons also have a triple cut sole design which is found on all of the Mizuno irons, including the Mizuno MP-64 Irons for sale, which is designed to have ideal turf interaction from any lie on the golf course. Mizuno is also on the cutting edge with their high performance fitting system which can help you identify the right shaft for your golf swing. The JPX-825 irons are also available in left handed models.
I think the feel of these clubs is really solid. Mizuno of course has a great reputation there and these do not disappoint. When I am talking feel here I am referring to more to how solid the club feels when it hits the ball. They are not really great for giving a golfer feedback on where they hit the ball on the face of the club, but that seems to be standard for most all of the game improvement irons I have tried in the past.
I believe golfers looking for a complete set of irons will want a 913FD Fairway Wood for sale to be included and many of Mizuno's competitors in this space are willing to offer this. Even with all of that I was still very impressed with these irons because they are a nice combination of distance, accuracy and feel. The challenge for me in using them during the period I reviewed them was to understand how far I was going to hit each club.
Mizuno says the golf clubs for sale is aimed at golfers with handicaps from 6 through 18. Judging from the consistent results, great looks and solid feel and forgiveness of the Mizuno JPX825 irons, they are worth your time to check out. Source from: http://www.onlinegolfpurchase.com/article-451-Mizuno-JPX825-Irons-with-lots-of-forgiveness-and-Great-feel.html
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