I was playing Mizuno JPX Tours and I liked them. 83 mph 7 iron and switched to these and I’m in love. I’m a 1.8 and they are perfect for me. They get through the turf so beautifully. and I get a little help off the toe and heel. Me is very happy with them.

Nice review gents. I would argue, in order too truly find out how the soul of an iron, be those with V-sole/Y-sole or such iron leading edge configuration,...the test needs to be done on grass (hard, soft and wet turf) in order to asses its effectiveness on a strike.

A bonus Saturday video on the 302s???? You’re too good to us, love it!!!

Love the videos. You guys really should show more footage of these irons at address so we can see exactly what they look like in the playing position.

I was dying for some more b-roll fottage of the irons while you guys were describing the irons sole.

I've been playing these irons for about 2 months now after coming from Mizuno Pro 225's, and think they are the best feeling irons I've ever hit. I hit them the same distances and just as high and far, with better spin rates. They are very forgiving of mis-hits, I play to a 5 handicap and they are perfect for me. The sole works well for a picker or digger, and is wide but plays thinner due to the camber and pseudo "V-sole". 5-PW with Fujikura Axiom 105 Stiff shafts, best irons I've ever had. Thank you Mr Miura!

i like the the slower average swing speed tests, more of us can relate

Looks great. I was hoping to hear that they would be a little bit more forgiving thou 🙂I think the problem right now is that there are no irons on the market that works for slow swing speeds without having to have half the set as hybrids. I got the PXG XP Gen5 that were supposed to be forgiving and good for distance. The 7 iron used for fitting works fine, but the lofts are so strong that despite me getting clubs 2 degrees weak, I still hit the 7 longer than both the 6 and the 5. With my low swing speed there just isn't enough loft to create height or enough spin to keep the ball airborne. This is a topic you should cover. The guys at MyGolfSpy touched on it, but only briefly. It would be great to hear your take on super strong lofts in clubs made for beginners, older people and others with low swing speed.

5 index here. I play 302s 4 -pw. Incredible feel and consistency. More consitant than my 21 Apex pros. Std lie and loft. Steelfiber 95cw. On the fence with the 4 iron. Great off the tee, but my apex might be easier to hit off the fairway

Great video. A Miura is a Miura is a Miura. I think these are great irons but the US marketing does not match what these clubs really are. They seem keen to make it sound like that everyone can play these irons but as this test shows, that is not the case. I'm a decent 4 handicap golfer but don't generate near enough speed to use these irons and that was proven when I tested them. They are however a great set for the lower handicap golfer who hits the ball too high who could use some help with de-lofting. My uncle is a ball striking monster but balloons all his irons. He put these in the bag and loves them. He's also a +3 handicap.

Interesting iron. Definitely seems like a niche iron for a very specific player.

I really enjoyed this review along with all of your others. Can you review the NEW Miura IC 602 irons? I’m super interested in this new offering but I put a lot of stock in your opinion and feedback on clubs so I’d love to have as much information before I make that kind of investment

The sheer amount of wisdom with Ian and Mikey in one room is just the gift that keeps on giving. You guys have changed my understanding of golf completely despite me playing the game for 11 years now. Always interesting to learn more about mass distribution and launch conditions, let alone turf interaction! Cheers from the Netherlands!

Need more of that intro music! Turn it up amd don't fade so fast! How would these compare to their newer KM series?

I have had CB501s for quite a few years and not sure why it was benched? Also game the Y Grind 51# and K Grind 56#. I know when I hit a good ball it’s like whipped cream

Had T200s and eventually switched to Miura CB301 in the 7-PW. Did not see a massive difference in distance between the two sets. T200 were a bit more forgiving on mishits but also got a few fliers with them. CB301 felt massively better and tended to launch a bit higher since they have a bit less loft but overall may go a few yard shorter and much shorter on mishits/thin shots

On the website, Mr. Miura used to say the infamous "Baby blades" were actually the easist irons to hit... put it to the test, I say!

Was watching Ian's todays whats in the bag and the video cut off and it went to private only. did this happen to anyone else?

sorry this is a bit late, but with the IC-602's coming out soon, I was wondering since i'm a mid handicapper (12) Which one between the 302 and the 601(current) is easier to hit and would be more of my ballpark.

Dream irons!

Miura is simply just class, currently use a KM008 putter in the bag and can't say enough good things. Also have played TC201, MC501, CB501 and MBs, unbelievable look behind the ball

Ian, you guys should do a review of Lab putters

Probably off topic but if you’re someone who wants to play blades but needs the height. Play Srixon z965 blades. I picked these up with PX 5.5’s and have never been able to control height so easily.

I just purchased a set of these and I'm a 20 handicap player and they're definitely forgiving and long enough. I compared them to my p790s and distance wise they're very similar. The only thing was the 5 iron was a lot more hot with the p790. But then again the lofts are like almost 2 degrees difference and they arent filled with tungsten. But the feel, sound and looks of the Miuras are so nice!! I think more higher handicap players should stop being so scared of the "players irons" because there's so much you can gain from them.

How do there compare to the KM 700?

Is he feeling toe dig because he's delivering the club 3-4 degrees toe down?

Great video lads. I'm a 6 h'cap and play the KM700's. However, I've recently put the 302 4&5 iron in the bag to provide some top end forgiveness. Think Miuras can finally be mixed and matched 🙌🍻😊

So does hitting ‘high in the head’ equate to hitting fat out in the field?

Great to see the negative feedback in the review.

Whats up with the new name and logo?

Thanks for this vid. I have a set of the 201s which I play maybe half my rounds with. Was hoping the 302s might be higher flying in the long irons, as I definitely don't get enough launch/height out of the 201 long irons. Appears maybe that may not be the case with these.

If he's delivering the club 4* down why not adjust the lie angle more upright?

THIS!4:48. There is no faking it with Miura’s. I mean you hit it well, you hit it well. Don’t get these to stroke your ego, there will not be a toe/heel or thin/high shot that doesn’t get punished. They are not distance irons, but they go plenty far enough…if you strike them well. If you get good with these, you are going to be much better with “tech” irons. For those reasons, I think Miura irons are more “rewarding” to play, if you strike your irons well then there is no mistaking it or being fooled by the tech in your irons. Not being a glutton for punishment or snob with respect to iron tech, just stating my thoughts.

If it’s not super forgiving, I just don’t get the point over the tc 201 which I would argue actually do have some forgiveness in them!

I wanted to fit into these so bad as I’ve always wanted a set of Miura but I fit into the JPX 923 Tours much much better… maybe next time

Some would say it’s Miura’s answer to the Proto Concept C05’s. 😏

Interesting comment from Ian; 1.9 index I wouldn't put you into these irons

I have 6900 rpm of spin on my TMAG 790 2019 7 iron!

But an 8 to 10 handicapper thats in their 20s and 30s with quick swing speed this club woul have to be fine, but someone my age, 64, with 10 handicap, probably not, apparently these heads are heavy. I really like irons that are forged, due the feel of softness , so were does pur age go for great feel, cuase i dont know

Would you recommend these for beginners?

I collect japanese brand irons from the common to the exotic ones for the sake of testing them out. I feel that CB302 compared to the ones in its class (player forged) is average. For instance the Bridgestone 222CB+ that I used the same shaft as the 302 feels similar but more stable solid impact and better in almost all aspects except distance. Buttery soft is just average as well far harder than the Kamui Rex Reginas. The 302 is closer to an Epon and Mizuno 245. I actually like the feel and consistency of my Epons better. Compared to let's say the RomaRo Ray CX20 it's a toss up with the 302 being more forgiving. I was able to get the Miuras at the same price as the 245 brand new so I’d prob will be using these for driving only and training shaped shots.

So , what’s the outcome..? These Iron are far to expensive to buy them just for the looks. 😮😮😮

I’ve never been fully sold on Miura. They do feel unique and nice but I might get flamed by saying this but I kind of prefer the really soft feel Mizuno has. The miuras feel more solid though. Kind of a small difference. Maybe that extra forging strike miura does really does make all the difference in feel.

Wish they showed real-time top line….

How does a scottish dude who lives in Canada have a nice tan?

A 10 hc could just suck at putting but have 8mph higher speed than Mikey, can't just group these clubs with mikeys senior swing speed 😂

At $2,500, for 4 to PW. They don’t offer enough difference against other high irons that are much cheaper. This is just for someone that money is not an object at all. You must pay Mikey well, to trade away from these to Titlest. That Miura better be good.

Didn’t realize this you guys took off the TXG branding. I thought club champion was targeting my notifications. 😅 haven’t been watching 😮

@Ian my wife wants to hear you say cow with your best accent. She insists it cute

Should be talking about a players stored instead of handicap

Why would you not set the lie correctly if you're 4 degrees flat? No club would be good if the lie was that far off.

$350 a club. Holy Moses

kyoei new blades sole their iron be a good review zero on you tube

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