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#1
big67

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Hello All,
Are Miura 1957 Baby Blades and mb 5003 the same thing? Any comparisons to the Epon AF tours?
Thanks

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    TM R11 Dot 8* with Diamana Stinger X Flex
    Yonex EZone Si 13* with Matrix Altus Strg Flex
    Titleist 910H Kia'li S flex
    Epon AF Tour 4 - PW Modus 3 Xstiff
    Scratch 1018 Forged 52* gap wedge
    Scratch 1018 Forged 56* sand wedge
    Scratch 1018 Forged 60*lob wedge
    SC GoLo S Centre-Shaft putter
My Baby Blades specifically say '1957'. In my opinion Miura's perform better (stronger flight!) but Epon's feel better. Both are absolute topend JDM but really only suited to the 5 Hdcp or below. You want to be hitting the middle of the club a lot!!!!

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think.. miura hit to millimeters
af tours hit to feet.
af tours immeasurably easier to hit consistantly to feet than miura to MM
but
miuras great when ur having a good day,

the miuras are very very small

yamaha tour 10*--crazy cb50 noir 8.2

kasco fd 12.8*--diamana stinger X

yamaha v17----diamana stinger X

srixon pro 100----- ns proto 2fi5

tourstage maru wedge 52*----NS proto e11

tourstage maru 57*--ns proto e11

yururi 1.618--ns 950r

kinoshohampu bag

tourstage x-01 mild.


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  • What's in the Bag?:
    http://www.tourspecgolf.com/forum/topic/31087-ecas-20112012-bag/
Couldn't agree more. Your good swing day will turn out great with lots of birdies but your yuk swing day will turn pretty horrid.

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View Postbig67, on 24 January 2012 - 07:37 PM, said:

Hello All,
Are Miura 1957 Baby Blades and mb 5003 the same thing? Any comparisons to the Epon AF tours?
Thanks

No, the Miura 1957's are smaller than the MB 5003's. The 1957's are equivalent in size to the Miuraism SB-01's.

Ara Selai, in a previous post gave an accurate comparison on most current blades, which include the above.

As a mid-handicapper, (whatever that means) I play the 1957's and could not be happier. They may be small but to be honest after a
few rounds the size is inconsequential.

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  • Brand of Choice:Epon!

  • What's in the Bag?:
    TM R11 Dot 8* with Diamana Stinger X Flex
    Yonex EZone Si 13* with Matrix Altus Strg Flex
    Titleist 910H Kia'li S flex
    Epon AF Tour 4 - PW Modus 3 Xstiff
    Scratch 1018 Forged 52* gap wedge
    Scratch 1018 Forged 56* sand wedge
    Scratch 1018 Forged 60*lob wedge
    SC GoLo S Centre-Shaft putter
My wife said the same thing UKOK! :tsg_smilie_smile2:
'The ox is slow but the Earth is patient!'

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View PostPetethepilot, on 25 January 2012 - 02:32 AM, said:

My wife said the same thing UKOK! :tsg_smilie_smile2:

Going with the Epons if they = inches!

So the mb5003 are more like tournament blade size?

Thanks for all the info!

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Dose Miura still make non comforning iron or wedges?

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Ara selai

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I suggest you check my previous post comparing head sizes. The 1957/SB01s are substantially smaller. When I tried them, I found I hit a little outside the sweet spot, whereas I could groove in a lot easier with the SB02s.

I agree with the previous posters, who said the Miuras are sensational when you're on, and infernal when you're not. Homestly, nothing compares when you're on.

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im going to re grip the sb-01s with a much smaller grips than the gripmasters , thoese leather things are humongously big and , they look awkward on the tiny heads.
ill give em another bash see if i cant get soem more love out of them , i shafted them up with the monaccos, they are pretty good shafts, still not a lot of feel, but more so than the DG range.
if i cant get the love i want. someone might get very lucky.

yamaha tour 10*--crazy cb50 noir 8.2

kasco fd 12.8*--diamana stinger X

yamaha v17----diamana stinger X

srixon pro 100----- ns proto 2fi5

tourstage maru wedge 52*----NS proto e11

tourstage maru 57*--ns proto e11

yururi 1.618--ns 950r

kinoshohampu bag

tourstage x-01 mild.


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Lol Pete hahaha.

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  • What's in the Bag?:
    Driver: Epon AF-101 10.5*
    5W (18*): Royal Collection BBS Tour VS
    3UT (21*): Royal Collection BBS TRC
    4UT (24*): Royal Collection BBS TRC
    Irons (4-P): Miuraism SB-02
    Wedges: RC DB Forged 52*/9, 58*/11
    Putter: Miura KM-350

    [Currently gathering dust: Miura CB 2006 irons; Cameron Newport TeI3 putter]
FWIW, Supo's SB01s are outstanding, if he decides to sell them.

I'd take them over the 1957s in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, they're too much club for me!





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