Mp14forlife

The stronger lofts and it was just too hot in general. I liked the looks/feel of it tho.

I mean that's what I think. But apparently according to the data I'm being mental about it I guess. My on course testing backs up my personal claim, but I know that's all anecdotal and get that, but my mp64 is an all around easier club to hit than the s-3, no matter how much "hidden" forgiveness is packed into the smaller s-3. Also the Wilson CB is easier all around than the s-3 for me. I've currently got my mp-14s in the bag right now and really find them just as easy to play as the s-3. But there's a fairly clear distinction in forgiveness for me between my mp64s and mp14s. Call me crazy, but I want the maltby files released and won't rest until they are! This could be a manufacturer conspiracy trying to manipulate the data and sell us on all this hidden forgiveness in a smaller package. Tell the world my stor........................................... Jk.

I guess, why can't we have a Mizuno CB like a wilson cb? Older Mizuno players cb's seemed to have that sorta clearer distinction vs the mb/blade. The S3 is the bladiest Mizuno CB we've seen, I just don't like that direction. I would take Mizuno players cb's from 10 years ago over the newer offerings.

You think you're better than me? Get out of here with those measurements and data! This is about feelings! Totally kidding. I will say, I have hit the mp64 side by side with the s3 on the course and pretty good range sessions, and catching them both a groove or so low, the mp64 was a better performing club for me. Not to mention the confidence factor at address with the mp64.

Mp20 MB's were good, I preferred them over the mp18, 221 and 241 for sure.

I've been disappointed with Mizuno and their lineups of late. Except in their distance type players irons, 225 was pretty great..but with their CB/MB's it seems like long gone are the days of a forgiving cb with players lofts or a forgiving-ish blade.. Now it seems like they want to widdle down the cb to an MB and the MB is harder to hit than past MB's from Mizuno. And what is now considered their forgiving cb, it has become a low lofted rocket launcher, the "243." Even in the jpx line, the 919 tour was fairly forgiving but then it was followed up by a widdled down bladier 921/923 tour. Wish they would go back to a chrome mp64 type CB for their players cb and maybe a one off mp5 type forgiving MB every couple cycles. Am I completely up in the night on this? Or any one else feel this way?

That's what I first thought as well.

I'm being a bit harsh on the rev 33s. But I'm not a spoony toe guy. The last several iterations of Mizuno MB's just look like wooden kitchen spoons. The spoony teardrop shape just doesn't fit my eye at all when I think of a nice sharp looking mb. Oh well.

Rev 33 vibes at address. Not a compliment.

Very true.... Some folks think the duct taped banana is art.

These look dumb. Weird half spoonish toe, that wedge is a spoony fugly nightmare, the channel looks hokie. I'd take the looks of a bunch of older MP's over these.