500 $
Description
| Brand: | Mizuno | Number of Clubs: | 7 |
| Gender: | Men | Shaft Material: | Steel |
| Dexterity: | Right-Handed | Flex: | Regular |
| Club Type: | Iron Set |
• Hi, I am selling a used set of Mizuno JPX 900 irons 4-PW.• Specs as follows:• Dexterity- Right Hand• Shaft- XP 105 Regular Flex• Length- Standard• Lie- Standard• Grip- Golf Pride Tour Wrap M/Size• HAPPY BIDDING!The JPX900 HOT METAL combines offensive ball speeds with the adjustability of a forged iron – for the ultimate in customizable performance. The versatility of Chromoly 4140M gives both the strength for a distance enhancing cup-face, and the softness for a moveable, bendable neck. The wedges (GW, SW, LW) use a softer X30 stainless steel for enhanced feel and control in the short game.“It’s great for a designer when a new material like Chromoly comes into play – as it opens up a world of new avenues for us. We’ve been looking for a material that gives a little more pop from the face, but without the hardness that stops us bending the neck for custom fitting. Chromoly opened that door.”New Chromoly 4140M. Our new material allows the face to be our thinnest yet (for our fastest ever ball speeds), but the hosel to remain bendable for lie angle adjustment.It’s really, really hot off the face: As well as being incredibly thin, the JPX 900 HOT METAL also incorporates a multi thickness face to take ball speeds to an entirely new level.Maximum performance from miss-hits: The JPX 900 Hot Metal uses a new one piece 360 Cup face design to make sure your miss-hits still fly to target and feel right.All in proportion. Every iron at Mizuno needs to look just right over the ball. So even though the JPX900 Hot Metal is incredibly forgiving on miss-hits, it’s achieved within a manageable, playable iron head. The JPX900 HOT Metal is more forgiving than its predecessor – but a little smaller through the set.Feels better than it should: The strategically engineered Power Frame is optimized for rigidity while allowing the ultra-thin face to flex - which means it feels solid at impact.