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Looking for some other options for my next iron set. I plan on getting them used on ebay and I just want some others to consider. The other set I'm looking at is the Titleist 690.MBs.

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I used to have a set of 690's. I liked them alot. I would also recommend the the 735cm (mixed set) if your interested in titlest player clubs in that style or price range. You can probably get either set for really cheap for brand new.
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You can get MP-32's on Ebay for $449 brand new. They are better, alot better, than the 33's as these have grain flow forging.

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You can get MP-32's on Ebay for $449 brand new. They are better, alot better, than the 33's as these have grain flow forging.

Don't think that's true as my MP-33s have "Grain Flow Forged" stamped on it.

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You can get MP-32's on Ebay for $449 brand new. They are better, alot better, than the 33's as these have grain flow forging.

My MP-33's are grain flow forged.

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Thanks for the responses but what does grain flow forging even mean? I'm going to check out those other titleist models too.

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Nike makes some blades that seem similar. A kid at my club, actually just saw him today plays them. His are slightly different. Not the PC Model, but I can't find a picture anywhere. Plus they have their new Victory Red line.

Don't know what your budget is, but.... WOWOW Miura. Look at these things!

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Thanks for the responses but what does grain flow forging even mean? I'm going to check out those other titleist models too.

Just a method by which they forge irons that somehow aligns the grain in the steel so that there are no holes or "voids".


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I went looking for MP 33s about 6 months ago and ended up with MP 67s, which I really like. The muscle is slightly cut to make the sweet spot larger, but make no mistake these are definitely blades. Not sure I exactly got the next generation MP 33, but I think I got the closet thing Mizuno now makes. I found the MP-32 too clubby for my liking. You know what they say about different strokes...
Happy hunting.

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the Nickent Arc Blades remind me of the MP33's lookswise. but they are hard to find used. ive hit the MP67's and loved those. awesome feel to them

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