Miura's

No experience with them but please report back with a short term review and long term.

Solid irons. Not as good as they once were. As they have become more popular the quality has gone down.

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I am trying to limit use on them and keep them nice.

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Why do you want to 'keep them nice'?

Fellas, they arrived today and I’m admittedly a Mizuno homer that never even bothered looking at another brand until I saw these (I own a ton of random sets but never gamed anything other than mizuno). I feel like an idiot because these are hands down the best irons I’ve ever hit. I really can’t find a negative at this moment. The balance, consistency, sound, lethal accuracy/command, workability, whatever you want to call it is like a 911 Turbo 4S. Just an insane amount of power and control in a small package that is there for whatever you want to do. Stepped on a few 3/4/5 irons and it was as if there was another gear to go. Soft pw/9 butter cuts sat right where I wanted it as if the ball was on a leash. I’m floored that in all my years a fitter never pushed these on me because I feel pretty fricking confident with these in the bag.

Everyone should take a look at Miura for their next set, in the 100-120 balls I’ve hit, I’m a new Miura homer.

Weird that people are downvoting you.

I am hitting some Sunday. My buddy has some and won’t stop raving about them.

I really want a set of the KM-700's mainly just to look at more so than play..

I have TC201s currently. Srixon’s ZX7 II irons are a good alternative. Prior to my Miuras, I had the Z765s. My biggest issues (very small ones) are the extra offset and stronger 1° of loft on the srixon’s. The feel is typically very similar although I still prefer the Miuras.

With that little thing you call a swing Buddah should have fitted you in zx4’s