Mizuno today announced its latest high-tech JPX design: the JPX 925 irons. According to the company, the irons “combine cutting-edge technology with the iconic feel Mizuno is known for.”
Engineers sought to use a multi-thickness face profile in the forged design to bridge the gap between Mizuno’s Hot Metal series and Pro line.
Let’s look at the key technology.
Mizuno JPX 925 irons
CORTECH project: Mizuno engineers utilize Contour Ellipse Face technology with its multi-thickness profile to provide optimal ball speed and greater forgiveness across the entire face of the club.
Grain flow forging: Of course, Mizuno uses its proprietary Grain Flow Forged HD process in-house in Hiroshima, Japan to ensure the signature “Mizuno feel”. Mizuno uses 4120 chrome-molybdenum steel for the 4-7 irons for greater speed and 1025 E Pure Select carbon steel for the 8-GW for better feel and control.
Triple cut sole: Mizuno engineers used a Triple Cut sole to ensure optimal tuft interaction. According to the company, “The leading edge is gently beveled to ensure a clean entry into the turf, while the heavily cut trailing edge facilitates a smooth exit and uninterrupted contact with the ball.”
But wait… there’s more… JPX 925 Black! In addition to the traditional satin chrome finish, Mizuno offers the JPX 925 irons in a black finish.
Mizuno JPX 925 irons: specifications and availability
Satin chrome
Available sets: 4-GW (right, left)
Shaft: KBS C-Taper Lite, Mitsubishi MMT
Grip: Golf Pride MCC black and gray
Price per club: 200 dollars
Black
Available sets: 4-GW (right side)
Shaft: True Temper Dynamic Gold Mid 115 Tour, Gunmetal Edition
Grip: Golf Pride MCC black and gray
Price per club: $215
