The more irons I try, the more I realize just how good these are. They set up well (with a thin topline), very good weight, and the best feel of any iron I have tried. Accuracy may be their best feature. Not as forgiving as Hillary Clinton, but close. If these were made by one of the big name manufacturers, you would see them in a lot of bags. Relative to all others, they deserve a 5. Try them!

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I was looking for a nice blade that i could hit consistently....i was into the market for ben hogan's apex plus and edge but i did't like the price. I started looking around when i found these maxfli revolution's....sweet clubs for an great price...ball goes high,great spin, and you can control your shots to your need...the multilayer club head from maxfli feels as nice as forged... If your into the market for nice easy to hit blades...GET THESE!!!

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ben hogans

I have played around 6 times with these Irons. I have the original Revolutions (not midsize) and I have sensicore shafts on them. I have not hit my long irons this well in 10 years!!! I had almost given up hitting 3 & 4 irons!. Clubs feel very solid and have a nice clean look about them. I think they are a good compromise for players, like myself, who just are not quite ready for blade irons, but want something with a little more feel to it. Value is oustanding too. Get them on EBay cheap for less than $300 in like new condition.

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These irons are hot. The feel is soft as forged, and gives you great feedback. The forgiveness is awesome, and theyre longer than my last set of irons. I think these are in my opinion the best club on the market for the price. Callaway and Taylor Made cant see the Revo's. Theyre hot. I reccomend them to anyone who wants better iron play.

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I put the Rifle Tour Flighted 5.5s in these clubs and I love them. 5.5s have a nicer trajectory than the TT-Lites. The ball does not fly so high. D-2 swingweight and soft feel really suite my tastes. Incredibly sweet feel, yet great feedback - much better than my old becu Eye 2's. While these clubs don't have the overall feel of my old Mizuno MP-29s, I seem to hit the ball much more consistently with the Revolutions. Perfect for someone looking for both forgiveness and feel. Easy to control fades and draws.

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I used to have a set of irons that had a huge amount of offset, poor feel, and poor shafts. I decided that a new set was required; I wanted somthing that feels good, looked good and had desent components. I found that in these irons. Having previously used clubs with a large amount of offset I struggled to get my swing in groove with the standard Revolutions I tried the midsize. I love them. They have a medium amount of offset and a midsize cavity as the name suggests. The Golf Pride grips are lovely and the true temper shaft is superb. The sandblasted face and crome finish looks great behind the ball despite the offset. Other than the nice trajectory and consistent distance the thing I love most is the sumptuous feel. Strike one pure with this club and you remember why you play golf. All in all these are probably the most underated clubs around, and in my opinion one of the best sets you will find.

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GREAT looking irons! Very sleek and streamlined, thin topline, beautiful chrome plating - very blade-like at address. The the blade on these irons is quite long which I found somewhat confidence inspiring. These irons also have some progressive offset - simiar in amount to the DCI 981's.

The feel of these clubs is awesome on a good hit - Soft, soft, soft. Mis-hits feel harder (no hand sting), but like the 981's still generally go in the right direction albeit with less distance. Sound is great - a crisp, loud "smack"/"thwack". Sound is duller on mis-hits.

The feel on the Maxflis is definitely softer than the 981, tradjectory slightly higher - similar height and distance to the Ping I3 OS. I just foud I hit these a tad more consistantly than I did the 981's.

The thing I really like about the Maxflis is that you are genuinely rewarded for good shots (without being penalised harshly for poor shots). This will make my golfing more fun!

So all in all, the Maxfli Revs were my favourite club and I bought a set. Now here's the clincher - the Maxflis were considerably cheaper than all of the competition. A Genuine bargain IMHO. With the money I saved over a set of I3's, X-14's or DCI 981's, I was able to buy a new 5 wood (King Cobra Deep Face) a new ike stand bag and I still have money left over to buy a new wedge when I decide which one to get.

I am usually highly dubious of internet reviews where every product gets "5 Stars" or "10 out of 10". But in the case of these Maxfli irons, I genuinely believe they deserve 5 stars for value and overall.

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I was actually fitted for Titleist 990's and asked my instructor about other clubs. He recommended I hit some other clubs just for comparison's sake. I took a 990, a Hogan Apex, a Mizuno Pro II, and the Revolutions. After hitting the 990's for a while, I hit the Mizuno's and the Revolutions. The difference to me was noticeable. Much softer feel. Good trajectory. Forgiving. The feel was what won me over. I actually liked the Mizuno's a little better but they could not fit me in them due to the flat lie angle. I would definitley recommend these clubs to anyone wishing to move their game up to the next level. They are not as expensive as other clubs so if you don't like them, you can just buy another set.(explain that one to your wife).

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I bought these clubs about three months ago and I am very impressed. I used to play ping i2s and after getting my handicap into single digits I decided to by a new set of irons. My first choice were the hogans or the clevelands, but those cost upwards of $700. After testing around, I borrowed maxfli 8 iron from my friend and I was very impressed. I hit my i2 8 iron 150 yards but these clubs brought it up to 160. I could draw and fade them at will. The non-offset design is very appealing. I definantly reccomend them.

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I bought these clubs about three months ago and I am very impressed. I used to play ping i2s and after getting my handicap into single digits I decided to by a new set of irons. My first choice were the hogans or the clevelands, but those cost upwards of $700. After testing around, I borrowed maxfli 8 iron from my friend and I was very impressed. I hit my i2 8 iron 150 yards but these clubs brought it up to 160. I could draw and fade them at will. The non-offset design is very appealing. I definantly reccomend them.

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