Arias True Zero Offset D-23 irons

Has anyone tried them yet ?

Good grief man, at least post a link!

http://truezerooffset.com/d-23-irons/

They look great. They have onset :D . I'd say thats a legit set of irons. Haven't seen anything made in the 21st century with specs like that since the Traditional TR1 stuff.

There was a spotlight piece on them recently here on WRX:

[golfwrx.com/554920/golfwrx-spotlight-arias-true-zero-offset-d-23-irons/](http://www.golfwrx.com/554920/golfwrx-spotlight-arias-true-zero-offset-d-23-irons/ "golfwrx.com/554920/golfwrx-spotlight-arias-true-zero-offset-d-23-irons/")

Interesting club for sure. Midsize, zero offset, one piece forged. No irons I can think of that have that combo. Might just pull the trigger..

> @Kingcat990 said:

> Good grief man, at least post a link!

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> http://truezerooffset.com/d-23-irons/

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> They look great. They have onset :D

I agree, they look like they have onset. The leading edge is in front of the shaft axis.

Or maybe I'm just so used to seeing some offset that anything else looks weird now.

> @sevenputts said:

> Interesting club for sure. Midsize, zero offset, one piece forged. No irons I can think of that have that combo. Might just pull the trigger..

I didn’t think that they were forged?.

Yes, I did buy 4-W, extremely impressed with the set, they did a very good job with the design and forgings. The clubs are forgiving but still look like a players club, and the zero offset is something you can't find anywhere in the market, unless it's custom made and that's an entirely different price point. Fun fact, these are designed by Jeff Sheets, the same guy that created the famous '99 Hogan blades.

Depending on the shaft these are $100-$120, per club, assembled to spec. Total deal IMO.

> @"400yards+" said:

> > @sevenputts said:

> > Interesting club for sure. Midsize, zero offset, one piece forged. No irons I can think of that have that combo. Might just pull the trigger..

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> I didn’t think that they were forged?.

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> My bad, they aren’t forged.. One piece club head though.

My bad, they aren’t forged. One piece club head though.

> @gators78 said:

> Yes, I did buy 4-W, extremely impressed with the set, they did a very good job with the design and forgings. The clubs are forgiving but still look like a players club, and the zero offset is something you can't find anywhere in the market, unless it's custom made and that's an entirely different price point. Fun fact, these are designed by Jeff Sheets, the same guy that created the famous '99 Hogan blades.

> Depending on the shaft these are $100-$120, per club, assembled to spec. Total deal IMO.

???

Chrome plated cast 431 stainless steel. A little spendy for that type of iron but not horrible. At least they are custom built.

Personally I think the market is small for a zero offset iron. Guys wanting such irons will likely want forged and smaller. Just guessing on this though. We'll see.

> @Nessism said:

> Chrome plated cast 431 stainless steel. A little spendy for that type of iron but not horrible. At least they are custom built.

> Personally I think the market is small for a zero offset iron. Guys wanting such irons will likely want forged and smaller. Just guessing on this though. We'll see.

I would like a larger head, yet no offset.. Always wondered about a club like this.. I have a 5 iron on the way. We’ll see how it goes...

> @Nessism said:

> Chrome plated cast 431 stainless steel. A little spendy for that type of iron but not horrible. At least they are custom built.

> Personally I think the market is small for a zero offset iron. Guys wanting such irons will likely want forged and smaller. Just guessing on this though. We'll see.

I thought the same myself. 431 castings are not a premium cast. A 304 would be considered premium because it's soft. Most would say that stainless cast heads are "clicky". Regardless, they are a great looking head.

> @Kingcat990 said:

> > @Nessism said:

> > Chrome plated cast 431 stainless steel. A little spendy for that type of iron but not horrible. At least they are custom built.

> > Personally I think the market is small for a zero offset iron. Guys wanting such irons will likely want forged and smaller. Just guessing on this though. We'll see.

>

> I thought the same myself. 431 castings are not a premium cast. A 304 would be considered premium because it's soft. Most would say that stainless cast heads are "clicky". Regardless, they are a great looking head.

Just because 304 is softer that doesn't make it better or "premium" compared to 431. 431 is more durable for one thing; 304 dings up easily.

In my opinion, no stainless is premium. However, golf manufacturers call 304SS premium because it is a softer alloy in comparison to other version (Miura). To each their own I suppose. But you're right, 304 scratches very easily and they end up looking very terrible very quickly.

They probably need to proofread their shaft options. Never played Riffle shafts before :)

> @03trdblack said:

> They probably need to proofread their shaft options. Never played Riffle shafts before :)

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That’s the original Rifle model. Not Project X.

Oops I just noticed “ Riffle “ lol

Any updates on usage peeps?

I ended up going with a set of these. Did many things great, felt that mishit performance could have been better. I think this design would be awesome in a bigger head. Same concept but larger...

Thank you. ?

I had a 7 iron made D3 swing weight TT tour 120 x100 shaft with a golf pride MCC plus 4 midsize - things a rocket launcher love the zero offset look wish the club head was a little less chunky But I’m used to looking at old ben Hogan redlines. 
 

my Hogan 6 irons is 34 degrees same as the 7 iron zero offset - 
 

I really enjoyed the club hit it off the tee and turf and feels great not exactly the same as a forged blade but was very responsive and easy to tell where I got it. 
 

it also held up to the rough clay we have here in Georgia softer metals get chewed up here. 
 

I was told tbeh have 2/3 iron on the way and I will be getting a full set made up with X7 shafts when the new irons arrive. I was very impressed. 

I have a set of these in mint condition.

D-23 4-pw DG S300 

Standard L/L/L

I did enjoy them but am going back to some old blades I think 

if you are interested in them let me know, save a little money than buying new