on mishits. When I nailed
an iBlade 4-iron, ball speed
registered at 129 mph. When
I mishit it, the ball speed
dropped, substantially.
With the i200, ball speed was
consistent at 127-128 mph
on mishits and 130 mph on a
centered shot. The i200 also
launched about half a degree
higher which resulted in and
additional four yards of carry.
There are two other things
worthy of note.
First, PING is offering
“Power
Specs”
on the i200 irons for
those that want more distance
or a stronger ball flight. The
Power Specs make the lofts
stronger, while trying to
maintain proper gapping.
Second, PING is again offering
a
huge variety of shafts at no
up-charge.
Options range from
heavy steel to light graphite.
Conclusion
As much as I love iBlades
(and I
really
love my
iBlades),
PINGhas made
me consider putting the i200
irons into the bag. There is no
sacrifice for feel, and the look
is nearly identical.
When it comes to the
all-important
aspect
of
performance, the i200 is
simply more consistent than
the blades. If you love the
iBlades, but need something
more playable, PING has
created the perfect set of irons
for you.
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