Although this racquet doesn't pack the vicious pop and spin of the Extreme series on serves, strong players will have the needed control to swing for power and select ambitious targets. On volleys and service returns you'll have enough mass to redirect pace, and you'll find more than enough touch to work the ball into the corners.
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Delivering phenomenal feedback at impact, the Gravity Pro has the kind of control that inspires confidence when the set score tightens. On groundstrokes, the Gravity Pro not only packs enough mass to drive the ball through the court, it doesn't get pushed around when the pace goes up. The Gravity series also features a rounder frame shape higher in stringbed, resulting in a more responsive and spin-friendly contact zone. This technology combines the easy power and rock solid stability of Graphene 360 with flexible SpiralFibers in the lower portion of the racquet's head to optimize feel. With this racquet, Head introduces Graphene 360+. The Gravity Pro also packs a thin 20mm beam and low, buttery smooth 62RA flex, giving it outstanding feedback at impact. These are going to be big.Head updates the Gravity Pro with a new cosmetic for 2021! With its low-powered 18x20 string pattern, this stick will keep your most powerful strokes inside the lines. This may sound gushing, but I've tried a lot of friends' clubs, and I have never come across such a great combination of feel and performance. Any low or aspiring mid-handicapper should try them. The clubs respond to a clean sweep, and it's going to encourage me to set up properly into each shot. Is the dispersion wider than my "game improvement" set? Probably yes, on bad shots, but I feel that these are going to be good for my game in the long run. I always struggled with the Comp-EZ 4i - this one I fly easily. I've only played 18 so far with them, but first impressions are that I am at least as good as with my old set, even though feeling rusty after an enforced Christmas lay-off. I'm a mid-handicapper, and by rights should not be using these. Distance consistency is excellent, and I was taking noticeably fewer divots, even on a damp course. But they still feel solid - a very neat trick. These feel softer, even on miss-hits there is none of the usual blade jar. I've been a fan of their irons for a while, and am switching from Comp-EZs with Sensicore shafts. Mizuno have come up with something really special here with the Mp-32 irons. Wipe with a clean rag and just admire them. If you are a Pro to a 10-Handicap looking for blades with a little forgiveness, buy these.Īn Extra tip: Buy Brasso Aluminum shiner to get these guys looking SEXY!!! Rub the polish with a toothbrush and rinse halfway. Even the 3-iron isn't intimidating and I can hit a low-drawing bullet at 200 yards with it. Since I'm on the team, these were what I needed for all the situations: forgiveness, true lofts, exact distance and workability. He told me I would do fantastic and this was one of my best moves I made in terms of equipment. My coach was a tad jealous that his client could hit blades. So far, been at the range and on the course. So they took my TaylorMade TP's from 2009 and gave me the MP-32's. Wow! I knew forged heads felt awesome, but never in my dreams did I think I would find a hair of forgiveness in a set of Muscle-Backs. I can hit the center 85% of the time I told them. I went to the local range where I told them I was looking for blades. I was looking for blades that had a small amount of forgiveness.
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