The time will be coming very soon for some blades, and I want to hear your favorites. Thanks!

So far I love my MP 68s.

Titleist 716 MBs were my favorites.

mp68s here also, the 710mbs were a nice also.

Still love the shape of the Mac Pro-M's

Currently enjoying the 2018 Callaway Apex MB ,

But , Have enjoyed many Mizuno MB's . They are a blast to play, the choice is yours.

Mizuno 33 or 69

MP32 hope the channel doesn’t DQ them

Mp32 is stupid easy to hit. Great club.

MP-69.

Traditional, proper weighting, great feel.

Baby Blades ( v. 1.0 - The ORIGINAL Gangsta' )

MP-14 is my all-time favorite. Great feel, turf interaction, and control.

MP-68’s! I wish I’d never have got rid of them.

> @moorebaseball said:

> The time will be coming very soon for some blades, and I want to hear your favorites. Thanks!

Here ya go young fella.

All the info you could ever hope to get about blades - [https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/1119961/blade-users-thread-no-debating-clubheads-no-buy-sell-trade/p1](https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/1119961/blade-users-thread-no-debating-clubheads-no-buy-sell-trade/p1 "https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/1119961/blade-users-thread-no-debating-clubheads-no-buy-sell-trade/p1")

Tons and tons of blades out there, so what do you like? Lots of offset, a bit of offset, or no offset? Long heel-to-toe or compact? Thin topline or thick? Weak lofts or strong lofts?

That said, I love my MP4s, Nike OGs, RAM Tour Grinds, and Mac Muirfield 20ths a lot. However, recently, I have REALLY been enjoying my Wilson FG62s and older Wilson FG-J8s (some sort of Japanese custom version of the FG-17s **MuskieCY** posted. So, if you want to go old school, may be look the FG-17s. Newer, look for the FG62s (the 59s are also supposed to be good, but I've not hit them. I believe they're also non-conforming, if that bothers you). Or, if you want to go all new and shiny, then perhaps have a dekko at the new Wilson blades that have just been released?

MP14

MP4

714MB

Scratch SB1

Wilson Staff FG Tour 100. Solid iron. Great looks and feel.

I agree with another poster above. The Callaway 2018 Apex MB feel incredible and are fairly easy to hit. I started playing blades in 1988 - Wilson Staff fluid feel. Those Apexes are sweet.

Technically not blades, but Mizuno MP-62s were like butta. Regret selling them.

FG100's

> @nsxguy said:

> > @moorebaseball said:

> > The time will be coming very soon for some blades, and I want to hear your favorites. Thanks!

>

> Here ya go young fella.

>

> All the info you could ever hope to get about blades - [https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/1119961/blade-users-thread-no-debating-clubheads-no-buy-sell-trade/p1](https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/1119961/blade-users-thread-no-debating-clubheads-no-buy-sell-trade/p1 "https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/1119961/blade-users-thread-no-debating-clubheads-no-buy-sell-trade/p1")

The echo chamber is calling you!!! Full of navel gazers who delight in the ignorance of the hoi polloi. You will be assimilated!

I own and have owned many a blade, my absolute favourite is the Wilson Staff FG59

> @No_Catchy_Nickname said:

> Tons and tons of blades out there, so what do you like? Lots of offset, a bit of offset, or no offset? Long heel-to-toe or compact? Thin topline or thick? Weak lofts or strong lofts?

>

> That said, I love my MP4s, Nike OGs, RAM Tour Grinds, and Mac Muirfield 20ths a lot. However, recently, I have REALLY been enjoying my Wilson FG62s and older Wilson FG-J8s (some sort of Japanese custom version of the FG-17s **MuskieCY** posted. So, if you want to go old school, may be look the FG-17s. Newer, look for the FG62s (the 59s are also supposed to be good, but I've not hit them. I believe they're also non-conforming, if that bothers you). Or, if you want to go all new and shiny, then perhaps have a dekko at the new Wilson blades that have just been released?

> @No_Catchy_Nickname said:

> Tons and tons of blades out there, so what do you like? Lots of offset, a bit of offset, or no offset? Long heel-to-toe or compact? Thin topline or thick? Weak lofts or strong lofts?

>

> That said, I love my MP4s, Nike OGs, RAM Tour Grinds, and Mac Muirfield 20ths a lot. However, recently, I have REALLY been enjoying my Wilson FG62s and older Wilson FG-J8s (some sort of Japanese custom version of the FG-17s **MuskieCY** posted. So, if you want to go old school, may be look the FG-17s. Newer, look for the FG62s (the 59s are also supposed to be good, but I've not hit them. I believe they're also non-conforming, if that bothers you). Or, if you want to go all new and shiny, then perhaps have a dekko at the new Wilson blades that have just been released?

> @No_Catchy_Nickname said:

> Tons and tons of blades out there, so what do you like? Lots of offset, a bit of offset, or no offset? Long heel-to-toe or compact? Thin topline or thick? Weak lofts or strong lofts?

>

> That said, I love my MP4s, Nike OGs, RAM Tour Grinds, and Mac Muirfield 20ths a lot. However, recently, I have REALLY been enjoying my Wilson FG62s and older Wilson FG-J8s (some sort of Japanese custom version of the FG-17s **MuskieCY** posted. So, if you want to go old school, may be look the FG-17s. Newer, look for the FG62s (the 59s are also supposed to be good, but I've not hit them. I believe they're also non-conforming, if that bothers you). Or, if you want to go all new and shiny, then perhaps have a dekko at the new Wilson blades that have just been released?

> @No_Catchy_Nickname said:

> Tons and tons of blades out there, so what do you like? Lots of offset, a bit of offset, or no offset? Long heel-to-toe or compact? Thin topline or thick? Weak lofts or strong lofts?

>

> That said, I love my MP4s, Nike OGs, RAM Tour Grinds, and Mac Muirfield 20ths a lot. However, recently, I have REALLY been enjoying my Wilson FG62s and older Wilson FG-J8s (some sort of Japanese custom version of the FG-17s **MuskieCY** posted. So, if you want to go old school, may be look the FG-17s. Newer, look for the FG62s (the 59s are also supposed to be good, but I've not hit them. I believe they're also non-conforming, if that bothers you). Or, if you want to go all new and shiny, then perhaps have a dekko at the new Wilson blades that have just been released?

Little to no offset and in between super compact and long heel to toe and buttery soft with great turf interaction.

MP-33, anything else is just a tribute.

> @moorebaseball said:

> Little to no offset and in between super compact and long heel to toe and buttery soft with great turf interaction.

Yonex Ezone MBs, if you can find them. Little offset (from what I can remember), not overly long or compact, and buttery soft feel.

Good grief, if you copied and pasted some of these posts into a wine forum they wouldn't be out of place.

"Ah, yes, the Yonex Ezone MBs. Buttery notes, earthy offset, inviting aromas. Smooth aftertaste and silky bouquet sets it apart, especially paired with such subtle offset." *adjusts blazer that has elbow pads*

http://www.golfwrx.com/541606/new-redefined-wilson-staff-model-irons-launch/

close it up!!!!

> @IcemanYVR said:

> MP-33, anything else is just a tribute.

I don't disagree, but there's a bit of irony in your statement. Most Mizuno blades are tributes to prior MacGregor designs, up thru the 33's. The cut muscle may have been the first departure from that trend.

Getting on thread topic, I've always been a Ram Tour Grind guy. Also like the Muirfield 20ths, several Wilson Staff models, the 99 Hogan Apex, and the Tommy Armour 986 Tours. Intrigued by the 99 Australian Blades, also, probably the softest clubs I've ever hit; hitting a Revolution ball with them was like hitting a feather with a pillow.

Giving an Honorable Mention to the Mizuno MS-11 / MP-11. Even after the release of the 33s, many considered the 11s to be Mizuno's finest blade. Only reason they don't rate higher for me is a personal launch condition issue.

another vote for 710 MB's