Mizuno Twister II Bags
Mizuno Twister II Bags
USER REVIEWS
[Aug 11, 2007]
sabian531
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno Twister II
I recently returned to using blades after using cavity back clubs for the past fifteen years. I went to Mizuno MP-67's from my old Titleist DCI cavity backs. I also bought a Mizuno Twister-II bag to compliment my new irons. I have two complaints about the bag:
Customer Service No experience Similar Products Used: Titleist stand bag - model unknown. This bag does not suffer from the two issues I mentioned above. Mine is an older bag, but would likely be similar to the current X78 model. I think Titleist makes a more functional bag. |
[Dec 26, 2006]
derek delardi
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
mizuno twister II
love this bag, i have used several stand bags in the last 5 yrs and this unit has all the options you could expect in a semi-light bag. love the strap system... much better than older mizuno designs and the legs pull in quite snug when bag is lifted( something i hated about both my datrex and ping bags). Its a bit pricy but if it holds up half as well as my mizuno world staff bag its worth the dough. Also the kabuki organizer does an impresive job clinging to the butt/grip end of the clubs, limiting head bang but if you are carrying forged clubs i still would recomend some cheap headcovers Customer Service never used Similar Products Used: datrex, nike, ping, ogio and other mizuno |
[Jul 24, 2006]
mitchsanz
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Mizuno Twister II
At $189 this is a fairly expensive bag. Within the first week, the flimsy legs would slide and fall over on non-carpeted/non-grass surfaces. Within 2 months of purchase, the divider linings ripped and clubs got tangled inside of the bag. Not satisfied with the quality of the bag. Mizuno, however, did give me credit for the value of the bag through the retailer. Customer Service Got credit for purchase through the retailer. Good. Similar Products Used: Callaway, Mizuno Aerolite stand bags |