Claus

Then you haven't been fortunate enough to have a set of Miura Cb-201 and Miura Cb-301 in your hands They look a lot like the R7 Forged when seen from the players position. Especially the Miura Cb-301 looks awesome too. But I agree - the R7 Forged is an iron, which I think Taylor Made should release and sell in the US and Europe.

This iron differs from the Mp-32 in several ways. The sole is thinner, the head is smaller, this is more of a blade than the Mp-32. The cut muscle is smaller than in the Mp-32. The Mp-67 is the succesor to the Mp-33/Mp-37. I don't understand why people would think this iron had any similarities to the Mp-60. Besides the cut muscle and the Mizuno name obviously

I agree - they're hideous - the new R7 forged looks great but are only available in Japan - but you can always buy the at www.tourspecgolf.com , but the price is HIGH and steep $1.295 - but they sure do look nicew these new forged R7 irons:

Sorry to bump an old thread, but I would like to ask you why you opted for the Oil Can Spin Milled and not the Satin chrome spin milled ? Do you think the Oil Can's spins the ball more than Satin's does og do you simply just prefer the Oil can rusty finish ? How soon did the Oil Can Spin Milled finish wear off and started to rust - and do you like the look of the rusty oil can wedges ? How do you like the grind on your Vokey Spin Milled wedges ? Have you considered buying some of the new wedges with the new fancy grinds - like the Cleveland DSG's, the Sonartec T35 and Mizuno Mp-R wedges ? A lot of questions for you....I know