Rapture, MP-60 or Fusion?

[grip&rip]

I am looking to replace my Sirxon 201-I irons and like what I have see on the three irons listed in the title. I am going to hit all three but I was wondering if anybody has any comments on any of the iron sets.

[Dminn23]

I can't comment on the Rapture or Fusion but the MP-60's feel like a hot knife through butter when struck but have a pretty high trajectory.

[muskegman]

I am looking to replace my Sirxon 201-I irons and like what I have see on the three irons listed in the title. I am going to hit all three but I was wondering if anybody has any comments on any of the iron sets.

The Fusions aren't going to have that forged iron feel because they aren't forged. However, they are an outstanding set of irons that are

very forgiving. They offer exceptional feel. Because of the insert technology they aren't quit as harsh as other sets of forged irons when you wander away from the sweet spot. Just know that you won't get that "hot knife through butter feeling" you get with forged irons but you might score a lot better with them. Can't really comment on either of the other sets.

[SuaSponteMn]

Seems to me that all 3 sets are completely different aren't they? I mean the Rapture is along the lines of a super game-improvement iron with a big wide sole, tungsten plug in the toe, and a ton of offset. MP-60's are on the other end of the spectrum, minimal offset, thin top line, muscleback. The fusions seem to be smack dab in the middle of them, but when you try to balance both ends of the spectrum, you do both in a mediocre manner (IMO).

That being said, what are you looking for in your irons? Game improvement features? Workability and feel? Reason I ask is because if I was to pick 3 sets of irons to choose from, I guess they'd probably have more in common with each other than these choices do...