Mizuno MP-58 Iron Set and MP-T10 52/56/60 Wedges / N.S.PRO Stiff Shafts/ 95G

I have owned these clubs for about 2 years and reduced my handicap from 22 to 10. I have decided to sell them as I have purchased a new set of Mizuno Irons MP-25.The below are comments that I have collected from other sites to assist and provide general information.MP-58 Irons - It really doesn’t get any better than this when it comes to Better- Player irons. The MP-58s are a stunning combination of aggression, finesse and Ferrari-esque good looks. They are forged from 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel billet and in terms of technology, have an 11g titanium insert forged directly into the outer muscle of the club. This increases thickness behind impact which gives the golfer a sublime level of feel while also increasing perimeter weighting to offer that bit of forgiveness that even good golfers need from time to time. Dave, who refuses to use anything other than a true blade, absolutely loved these irons and said he would love to use them week-in, week-out. Jon loved the added bit of forgiveness that the titanium insert offered and duly awarded 4.5/5 in this department, while pro Chris gave it full marks in four out of five categories. If you know your irons, the MP-58 has a thinner topline than the MP-57 and this helps to lock the CG close to the clubface which means that while the insert gives the forgiveness, you still get a piercing ball flight off the face. Chris picked up on this and commented on his penetrating ball flight, while Dave also said he felt it was solid on the distance front. In fact, Chris perhaps summed up the quality of the MP-58 by saying that they “ticked every box, looked good, felt good and performed superbly”. High praise indeed, but that’s no surprise due to the continued quality that Mizuno produce. The Japanese giants rocked last year’s irons test, and they’ve done a great job this time around too.Distance: 3.5   Dispersion: 5   Looks: 5   Feel: 5   Forgiveness: 4.5MP-T10 Wedges - Chris was very consistent with the MP-T10, while John liked the higher-spinning Black Satin version. He also felt that, for a 17-handicapper such as himself, this was incredibly easy to use.                   Mizuno suggest it is aimed at low and mid handicappers but our man had no problem controlling it and was very impressed by how versatile it was compared to his current wedges...which were older Mizunos!                                                                                                                                      Tony had a slight concern about the black finish - he was worried that the benefits of being black (i.e. it was dull and did not reflect bright sunlight) would diminish the longer you used it as it became more shiny. But he too thought it was a well-balanced club, being easy to use and superbly versatile.Overall it was a real stand-out performance from the MP-T10 and a welcome return to the wedge-test podium for a Mizuno scoring club.